1、 Season

1. Spring

Spring is a time when plants grow rapidly in a year. In spring, the air contains more water and the temperature is relatively low. The water in the soil is better locked in, so the water loss is slow. We have to lengthen the watering interval, about once a week

2. Summer

The weather is hot in summer, and there may be drought. At this time, plants are particularly prone to lack of water and become listless. At this time, the soil in the plant planting basin will dry quickly, so we have to shorten the watering interval. We can't wait a week or even longer like spring and winter, and the plants will die of thirst. We basically have to water it once every three or four days to help the plants survive this test

2、 Indoor and outdoor

The watering methods of plants raised indoors and outdoors are also different. Generally, the time interval between outdoor watering is relatively short and indoor watering is relatively long. Under outdoor conditions, plants lose water faster than indoors due to air, wind speed, humidity and other reasons. The test of wind and sun must consume more water than indoor comfort

3、 Soil

In fact, whether plants are watered or not, how much water is a very irregular thing to follow. Different seasons, different temperatures and different humidity will affect the amount of watering. The most direct way to judge whether to water or not is to look at the soil planted. If the surface of the soil in the basin is white and there are some gaps, it shows that it is short of water and it is time to water. If the soil in the basin is relatively damp, it means that the plants are not so short of water. At least there is more water in the soil to provide for plant growth. If you pour too much at this time, there will be problems. If there is more water, the root will begin to turn black and rotten. This way of judging watering is simple, easy to learn and effective. It is not easy to go wrong