Watering of reticulated grass in spring and summer

Plants grow rapidly in spring and summer, and so does reticulated grass. Therefore, reticulated grass consumes relatively large amount of water in spring and summer. In these two seasons, we need to water reticulated grass more, so we can water it once every four or five days in general. Due to the large water demand, in addition to watering the soil, water can also be properly sprayed on the leaves of reticulated grass, which can increase the humidity of the soil and the surrounding environment

Watering of reticulated grass in winter

In winter, the growth rate of reticulated grass will slow down, and the evaporation of water will be reduced due to the decrease of temperature. Therefore, we should reduce the amount of watering for reticulated grass. We can water more once a week. In winter, you can't directly spray water on the leaves of reticulated grass, which is easy to cause the decay and fall off of reticulated grass leaves. You should pay attention to the water temperature of the water, and you can't directly pour water with too low temperature to reticulated grass

Precautions for watering reticulate grass

How do we judge whether reticulate grass is short of water? Under normal circumstances, we can directly touch the soil where reticulate grass is planted with our fingers. Because the root system of reticulate grass does not go deep into the soil layer, we find that the surface soil should be watered immediately when it becomes dry, but we can't water too much. Turning around is easy to cause rotten roots, so we just need to make the soil slightly wet