1. When do you water in summer

The temperature is too high in summer, especially at noon. If you water the flowers, it is easy to cause root discomfort and plant death. Therefore, in summer, the flowers are usually watered in the evening and morning, and must be watered thoroughly

If you find that the flowers are dry at noon, you'd better move the flowers to a cool place, slow down for a while, and then water the flowers. Don't give hot plants a pot of water in the sun. Then you will find that your flowers will die soon

2 how to judge whether flowers need watering

Some people often ask this question. How many days should I water the flowers? This question really can't answer you. Plants are different in size, flower pots are different in size, and the placement environment is different Are the key factors affecting the watering time, and there can be no exact time

What we need to do is to pay attention to the changes of plants, often see whether the basin soil is dry and whether the leaves are wilting. Once we find that the plants are short of water, we should replenish water immediately

Do you need to dry for watering in summer

No matter what season, when watering plants, it is best to dry the water to keep the water temperature consistent with the room temperature, which can reduce the stimulation to plant roots

4. How to save plants after serious water shortage

Because of the busy work and life, coupled with the rapid evaporation of water in the flowerpot in summer, the flowers are prone to serious consequences of water shortage, resulting in the wilting of the whole plant. When it is found that the plants are wilted, the pot soaking method can be used to save them. First of all, move the flowers to a cool place. Some branches and leaves of withered plants can be properly cut off, and then soak the whole flowerpot in water for about half an hour

5 how to moisturize in summer

In summer, the air is dry, the leaves are easy to wither, dry and sharp, and the evaporation speed of the basin soil is accelerated. You can put some hay in the basin to prevent the sunlight from directly reaching the flower pot and prevent the basin soil from evaporating too fast. More watering around the plants can reduce the temperature and increase the humidity, which is beneficial to the growth of flowers

6. No watering in summer

Do not pour half cut-off water. First, it is not conducive to the growth of roots. Second, the temperature is high in summer and the evaporation is fast. Half cut-off water can easily lead to leaf water loss due to the inability of roots to absorb water. When watering, be sure to see the water flowing out of the empty pot

Flower friends, have you learned