After planting, it needs to be watered in time. This is root fixing water, which can promote the stable growth of its roots. The next watering can wait for 3-5 days, until slightly dry before water supply. The third water supply needs to be separated by about 10 days, and then the watering time in growth can be prolonged. The best time for watering in the day is in the morning, and in winter, it may be at noon.
When watering, we must pay attention to good methods. We should slowly pour water in, not too quickly, otherwise it will lead to uneven water absorption on the soil surface and poor absorption on the root.
Forsythia is very resistant to drought and is afraid of ponding. Touch the soil with your hand. When the soil is dry and short of water, you can give some water. It doesn't need too much. Just pour a little water at a time to ensure that the soil is a little bit wet. Do not water too much, which will cause problems in plant growth.
The frequency of watering is not fixed either. When it's just planted, it's also said that the frequency of watering can be higher. In spring, when the growth is vigorous, watering should be done in time, and the frequency can be higher. The rest of the time does not need too much water, just wait for the soil to dry before water supply.
