Impact of excessive water volume

If too much water is poured, the water will slow down the soil, so that the air in the soil will be discharged by the water, and at the same time, it also prevents the possibility of external air entering the soil again, which leads to extreme hypoxia in the soil and the roots can not get the required oxygen, resulting in the cessation of plant growth and the failure of the roots to absorb nutrients normally. The lack of oxygen in the soil will accelerate the reproduction of bacteria that can decompose organic matter and become active, and the acid-base degree of the soil will be unbalanced. The activity of these bacteria can produce toxic substances that damage the roots, and the roots will grow various diseases. At the same time, plant hypoxia will consume a large amount of soluble sugar in the plant and produce alcohol, which will affect the normal growth of the plant. Over time, the plant will gradually wither and die

Remedies

When it is found that watering plants too much, the water in the flowerpot accumulates too much, and the leaves shrink. At this time, we can dig it out of the flowerpot and put it in a place with good ventilation, so that the water will be distributed a little bit. After a period of time, when the soil humidity is about the same, we can restore it and move it back to the flowerpot. In case of continuous rainy weather, the flowers should be moved indoors. After the weather is sunny, the sunlight is relatively strong. At this time, the plants should be avoided from sunburn. At the same time, watering properly can avoid excessive volatilization< span>