Different seasons have different demands for water, so does watering.
1. Spring: after entering the spring, the growth just begins to germinate and is in a period of vigorous growth. It can't grow in a dry environment. It needs enough water to supplement the growth, which can be met by watering once a day. In addition to watering the root, it needs to ensure a higher air humidity and spray water around to keep the humidity. If the humidity fails to meet the standard, the plant will still grow poorly and decline. Weak growth, leaf color looks unhealthy
2. Summer: summer is also the growth season, especially in July and August, the temperature is high, and the evaporation rate is also very fast. One watering a day can't be met, and it needs to be watered twice a day.
3. Autumn: it will gradually bloom in autumn and enter the flowering period. At this time, the demand will be reduced and the frequency needs to be controlled. Too much water will make the flower buds fall. 3-5 days of water can meet the needs.
4. Winter: the climate in winter is cold, the growth rate is slow, and the water demand is sharply reduced, only 5-7 days is needed for water supply.
Water quality to ensure acid, the best choice is clean rainwater, so for the growth of plants, if conditions do not allow, can be used after standing tap water.
