In theory, molting is a process in which the old plant provides nutrition to the new plant and promotes its growth. In the process of molting, water needs to be cut off. But when to cut off the water is crucial. Because the new plant will absorb the nutrition of the old skin only when it grows nearly. If the water is not cut off properly, the new plant will not grow fully, so the whole plant will wither and shrink after molting. Specifically speaking, different periods of molting, water is not the same way
1. Seedling: within half a year after sowing, it usually molts twice. At this time, the plant is very small, the volume is not large, and the water in the body is relatively small, so the water can not be completely cut off at this time, and the soil can not be too dry. Otherwise, the new plant will wither.
2. One year later: the plants from half a year to one year are different. After more than a year of growth, it can retain more water, or temporarily endure water shortage. So this time desquamate, give water only once
3. Two years later: for the two-year-old plants, when the water is cut off, they can be completely cut off without water supply. Because at this time, the ability of plants to endure water shortage is stronger
