1. Watering method

Generally, if water is supplied to it, it is sprayed and increased. Spray is to spray some fine mist with spray, then sprinkle it directly on its leaves and let its leaves absorb through the pores. Humidification, in fact, is to increase the humidity of the air to make it better absorbed. Generally, humidification is to increase its water surface, set more water basins under its shelf, and increase the humidity in the air by volatilization of water

2. Water quality of watering

Generally, the most suitable water quality is rainwater, because the rainwater is relatively natural and clean, slightly acidic, and there are more nutrients in the rainwater, especially spring rain. For example, some rivers or ponds are formed by rainwater, which is very beneficial to its growth, but some polluted rivers cannot be used. In addition, if you want to use tap water, you must put it in the water tank for a few days before using it, or you can put some orange peel or apple peel in it, and then use it for a day or two to change the water quality. Remember, never use well water for watering, because the temperature of well water is relatively low, which is unfavorable to its growth, and some alkaline water can not be used

3. Timing of watering

Clematis latifolia prefers a slightly moist environment, but it can't be too wet, so it can't be watered too much. If it's too much, its roots won't be able to breathe, and finally it will die directly. But it can't be too dry. If it's too dry, there will be too little water, which will wither the whole plant, restrict its growth, and even die directly. Therefore, watering also depends on the timing. It must be dry and moist. This is its favorite growth environment. Generally speaking, the plant material on the basin surface should be dry but not dry, and the small hole under the basin is moist but not wet. This is the best time to water it. You can't wait until the basin soil is completely dry, otherwise it will be very bad for its growth and development