Habit and watering

We all know that this kind of flower is not resistant to waterlogging, so we can't give too much water. Moreover, this kind of flower is a bulbous flower, and we can't give too much water. In addition, friends who use greenhouse cultivation should pay attention to that the humidity of the air in the greenhouse is very high. If there is too much water after that, it is more prone to diseases and pests. However, the dry air and soil pond will cause their root hairs to die directly. However, when it is too dry, you can't suddenly supply too much water, which will make the situation more serious and even cause the leaves to change color

How to use water in different periods

Before colonization

Before colonization, the root tubers should not be exposed to too much water, which will make them rot directly. Only low temperature conditions can make them absorb water healthily. Bury them in clean coarse sand and put enough water in a basin. If there is too much water, it will leak out from the ground. In addition, the substrate below shall be sprayed with water frequently to maintain the wetting degree of the substrate

After colonization

At this time, in order not to let the root rot, the water used should choose low-temperature well water or tap water, or add a little bactericide. If you plant this kind of flower outdoors, you should pay attention to the weather forecast in time. When there is a rainstorm, you must pay attention to rain prevention and drainage. The celery leaf peony with flower buds can be watered less, and there is no need to spray after flowering

In summer, they will go into dormancy. At this time, they don't need to be watered unless they see that the soil in the basin is particularly dry. However, during the growth period, serious water shortage will certainly affect the flowering, which may not only shorten the flowering period, but also reduce the flowering, and even the leaves will become more and more yellow. In the later stage, if it is short of water, it may cause the flower to be forced into dormancy and no longer grow