Water in the morning before spring and in the afternoon after spring. It needs to be watered in the morning and in the evening in midsummer. In winter, it is better to water at noon when the temperature is high.
Once it is found that the young leaves are drooping, it is necessary to water them in time. When watering, it is necessary to completely water the soil. When the air humidity is low, the leaves should be sprayed with warm water of about 10 ℃ to keep high air humidity around them.
Spring is the time when the Buddhas grow branches and leaves. We should water them properly to help them grow. In summer, it needs a lot of water and should be watered more. When the temperature is above 35 ℃, water shall be sprayed in time to keep the basin soil slightly wet and not excessively wet or dry. After autumn, we can slowly reduce the amount of water. In winter, water should be controlled, as long as the basin soil humidity is about 15%. If the basin soil is too dry, it should be watered 70% first, and watered again every other day, so as to avoid excessive water and toppling leaves.
Spring is the time when Bergamot grows branches and leaves. Generally, it can be watered every 3-5 days. The temperature is high in early summer, so watering should be done once a day. In July and August, the evaporation is large, so it needs to be watered once in the morning and once in the evening. Water shall be controlled in case of low temperature or rainy season. The leaf surface shall be sprayed with 10 ℃ warm water every 2-3 days to keep the humidity of basin soil at about 50%. Water in time when it is dry.
