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How to water Kirin palm

Saul Goodman
2020-07-27 08:58:06
The watering of kylin palm should be determined according to the season and different conditions. Generally, the plants just in the basin should be watered once every 2-3 days. Water in summer and autumn is relatively more, but do not accumulate water; in winter and spring, it is generally cultivated indoors, so the amount of water to be watered should be appropriately reduced or stopped. Generally, water once every 10 days at 15-18 ℃.

Watering method:

New basin:

The new plant on the basin will be watered once to fix the root water, then the operation will be determined according to its actual situation, about once every 2 to 3 days, but not too much water.

Summer and Autumn:

Summer and autumn are the most vigorous seasons for its growth, but it is relatively drought resistant, so it should not be watered too much, and it can follow the principle of "dry through" and "water through"; in rainy weather, it is necessary to delay watering, and it is not allowed to keep the soil in a wet state for a long time, otherwise it is easy to cause root rot, and even the whole plant will die. When watering too much, it will make the plant grow in vain, which is not good for its healthy growth except for its beauty.

Winter and spring:

Its ability to resist the cold is poor, so it is generally placed in the indoor breeding in winter. The temperature should be kept above 15 degrees. If the temperature drops to 12 degrees, it will enter the dormancy period. At this time, it is necessary to reduce the amount of water, or even stop watering, so that the soil will remain dry, and then wait until the spring temperature gradually rises, it will return to normal watering. If the temperature can be controlled between 15 ℃ and 18 ℃ in winter, water every 10 days.

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Note:

It's better to let the soil dry rather than too wet, so it's better to water less than more. Too much water will make the roots of plants unable to breathe.

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