Common Watering Methods, Misunderstandings and Points for Attention in Flower Culture

Many friends like to raise flowers at home and water them when they are free. It seems that watering the flowers is a relatively simple thing, but if you do not have a good grasp of the amount of water and the frequency of watering, it will lead to rotten roots, fallen leaves and other problems. The following editor will tell you about the correct method of watering flowers. Let's learn it together.

At present, the most common watering methods are:

1. Whole plant irrigation method: mainly used for plant varieties planted on the ground.

2. Pot water supply method: mainly used for plant varieties planted in flowerpots, this method can effectively avoid pouring water directly on flowers.

3. Bottom water absorption method: this method is mainly to put the flowerpot into a pot full of water, so that the water can absorb water through the bottom of the flowerpot.

4. Water spraying: mainly a method for keeping plants moist.

The most common wrong watering method:

1. Sprinkle the flowers with a kettle from time to time: if you spray only a little, the topsoil is wet and the underlying soil is still dry, and over time, the plants will die because of lack of water.

2. Watering half a section of water: it is not possible to water half of the water. Watering must be done at one time, and it is advisable to drain water from the hole at the bottom of the flowerpot.

There are a few points to pay special attention to when watering:

1. For those plants with fluffy leaves, we should not water them directly on the leaves.

2. For indoor potted plants, do not water the flowers when watering, so as not to shorten the florescence.

3. Hanging basin plants are easy to lack water.

4. It is best to water in the evening when the temperature is high in summer, on the contrary in winter, when the temperature is high during the day.