I secretly told you that it was right to water the potted plants in this way.

Flower lovers all know that watering is the most basic process for growing flowers, but it is also a process that is very difficult to handle. We often hear watering principles such as "dry and thoroughly", "do not dry, do not water", "moist but not stagnant water" and other watering principles, but let me say, I know all the truth, but I still don't know how to water! Newbies and veterans, here are the latest watering skills. Come here!

Watering can judge the lack of water by observing the color of leaves and topsoil. For example, if the leaves are wilted and wrinkled (especially in summer), one is excessive sun exposure and the other is lack of water. For example, if you look at the color of the soil to judge whether it is dry or wet, the darker the color of the soil is, the more moisture the soil contains. You can observe this carefully. If you look at the color of the soil once a day, you can basically understand the water demand of the plant in a few weeks.

You can replenish water when you see wilting leaves or lighter soil color. So how should it be watered? Watering is a technical job, which requires slow work to do fine work. The so-called thoroughly watering means that water flows out of the bottom hole of the flowerpot, but in fact, many flower friends do not know it if they are not watered properly.

For example, some people like to water the middle of the flowerpot, and if you pour a little water, the bottom hole of the flowerpot will leave water, but in fact, a large circle of soil around the plant is still dry, so it is obvious that there is not enough water. Another situation is that some flower lovers water the plants only when the soil is already very dry, and the water can easily flow out of the bottom hole, because too much drought will enlarge the cracks in the soil, um, it is no wonder that such a big seam does not flow.

In order to avoid these conditions, it is recommended to water little by little, and stay in the middle for some time to let the water permeate in order to judge whether the water is enough. Watering is not recommended to start near the middle of the plant, but from the outside of the flowerpot, water a little for 20-30 seconds, and then continue, a small number of times, one by one.

For plants that are too dry, it is recommended that they be watered twice, that is, when the surface area of the soil has been watered once, and wait for two or three minutes, it is possible that water has flowed out of the bottom hole, but because the gap in the dry soil is large, it does not mean that the soil is fully moist.

After watering for the first time, it is possible to add water according to the root system of the plant. If the plant is a fleshy root that is prone to rot, watering can be stopped here, and it is not appropriate to let the plant go through drought and waterlogging at a time, so as not to damage the root system. But if it is not easy to rot roots, the demand for water is relatively large, at this time, can be additional watering, but also slowly watering, until the bottom hole water seepage.