It can be said that watering is the key point of cultivation of bamboo. If too much water is used and the drainage is not smooth, the soil will be too wet. In this way, the root of bamboo is prone to rot. Once the water is less, the tip of the bamboo will become yellow and scorched, which will affect the growth of the bamboo.
There should be a plan to water the bamboo, but according to the climate and weather conditions at that time, if the climate is wet and in the rainy season, we can use less water than usual. If the climate is dry and the weather is hot, we can spray water on the surface of the bamboo leaves, so as to cool and humidify the bamboo. In winter, we need less water.
The water demand of bamboo is not very large. Generally speaking, water can be poured once every 15 days in spring, once every 30 days in summer and autumn, and once every 45 days in winter. When we usually water the bamboo again, we should pay attention not to water "half of the water". When watering, we must completely water the soil where the bamboo is planted, and completely infiltrate the water into the root of the bamboo.
So in general, if the soil for planting bamboo is not particularly dry, it does not need to be watered, and if it needs to be watered, it must be fully watered. Although Wenzhu likes humid environment, it is also very afraid of waterlogging. In addition, it needs to be watered thoroughly, so when choosing the soil for planting Wenzhu, it must choose the soil with loose soil and good drainage performance.
