Water management of foliage flowers

If you want foliage flowers to grow healthily, water management is very important. Watering the foliage flowers should be watered from the base of the plant and watered thoroughly at one time. The standard is that the water can flow out from the bottom of the basin. There are some foliage plants supported by tree ferns, such as green pineapple, ivy and other climbing plants, and most fern pillars also have roots, so they should be watered from the upper part of the plant to get water.

For some foliage flowers and plants that need high humidity, they can improve the air humidity around them by watering their leaves. For foliage plants placed indoors, the water accumulated in the receptacle should be disposed of every time after watering, otherwise the roots will rot easily. Watering time is carried out when the soil in the flowerpot is dry or is about to dry.

During the growing season (from spring to autumn), foliage flowers and plants must not be short of water. In winter, the soil should be kept dry. But in the place where the temperature increases, the plant will also sprout and grow healthily, and the water management can be the same as in the growing season. In short, water management should be determined according to the growth status of the plant.