The flower proverb says: "Living is not living in water, and growing is not long in fat." "Watering is the key to the success or failure of flowers. Most of the new flower growers are confused about the amount of watering and difficult to master. In fact, the amount of watering first depends on what kind of flowers are planted, whether this flower likes to be wet, or like to dry, or semi-dry, must not be treated no matter what flowers, the family has planted several flowers, to water together, to dry together.
Although water is indispensable to flower growth, an excessively humid soil environment will make the root system of some water-resistant flowers unable to breathe, and then rot roots and die. Therefore, in order to raise flowers well, we must first understand the water requirements of various types of flowers, and master the principles and methods of watering potted flowers in order to raise flowers well.
The principle of watering potted flowers can be summarized as: "see dry and wet", "dry and thorough", "water through without watering". These watering principles are summed up according to the water-loving habits of flowers. For example, for most of the flowers that like to be wet but are not tolerant of water, such as rhododendrons, camellias, moonflowers, junzi orchids, gardenias, Milan, hydrangeas, evergreens, etc., it is necessary to water according to the principle of "see dry and wet".
When the surface of the potting soil is whitish and dry, it should be watered and watered until moist. Do not wait until the pot soil is dry and then water, nor can it be watered too much, so that the pot soil is dry and wet, that is, it cannot be drought for a long time, nor can it be wet often, but it should be dry and wet.
For plum blossoms, plums, fusang, upside-down golden bells, dahlias, cyclamen, geraniums and other potted flowers that are afraid of waterlogging, they must be watered according to the principle of "dry and thorough". Until the surface of the pot is all dry, water it again, and it must be watered thoroughly at once. The so-called "watering through" is not to pour "waist interception water", but to make the potting soil all wet. If watering is not often impenetrable, the tip of the root cannot absorb water, which will affect the normal growth of flowers. "Watering through without watering" means that watering does not mean that the more water is watered, the better, often watering, then the loss of fertilizer in the potting soil is too much, and it also affects the growth of potted flowers.
For wet-loving flowers such as centipede grass, turtle back bamboo, spring feather, calla lily, and dry umbrella grass, it is necessary to water according to the principle of "rather wet than dry", and the potted soil should be kept moist frequently and cannot be short of water.
For pine potted plants and cacti succulents, it is necessary to water according to the principle of "better dry than wet". It should be dried before watering, and the pot must not be stained. #Life Treasure Chest # #Life Encyclopedia # #Headline Life Home # #我要上头条 #
