1、 Time:

Because the most suitable temperature for the normal growth of Agave is 15-30 ℃, and our temperature changes greatly all year round, the watering of Agave needs to be carried out in different time periods. Generally, the best watering time in spring and autumn is around 10 a.m. and after 4 p.m. in summer, due to the hot weather, we can do it in the morning and afternoon. In particular, we must not water when the temperature is the highest and the sun is the strongest at noon. In winter, we can water at noon. If the difference between soil temperature and water temperature is more than 6 ℃, we can heat the water slightly to about 15 ℃. Generally, in spring and autumn, it's OK to water once or twice a day. It's best to water every day in summer, but not in winter. Due to the cold weather, in order to reduce the damage to agave as much as possible, you only need to water it about twice a week, as long as you keep it wet

2、 Watering methods in different periods:

Hyacinth likes to be wet most, but we must not water it less and more for convenience and make it soak in water, which is harmful to hyacinth. The most correct watering method should be many times, a small amount and many times. Watering should be thorough, not half dry and half wet. After planting Agave, the first watering is called "root fixing water". This watering must be thorough enough. It needs to be watered twice continuously after being put into the basin. The first time is until someone flows out of the hole at the bottom of the basin, and then watered again

3、 Specific operation:

Generally, water spray pots are used to spray water, which can better penetrate into the soil without too much water. Do not spray water when washing the dust on the surface of Agave when it is flowering

4、 Watering of different soils:

We all know that different soils have different water absorption and requirements, so the watering frequency of different soils is also different. The watering times of plant materials such as volcanic stone and red brick grain must be greater than those of mud pond and humus soil. The former generally needs to be watered every day, and the latter once every two or three days, depending on the actual situation