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Time,Method,Water Volume,Frequency of Plum Flower Watering

Jesse Pinkman
2020-06-26 09:50:03
In spring and autumn, plum blossom should be watered at 9:00 a.m. or 3:00 p.m., in summer, in the morning and evening, and in winter, at noon. Before watering, connect the water first, wait for the water temperature to move to room temperature, and then slowly pour the water down. The amount of water for outside planting does not need to be too much. For potted plant maintenance, the amount of water must be moderate to ensure water permeability. During the growing season, the soil should be kept slightly wet and watered once a week.

I. watering time

In different times, the watering time is different. In spring and autumn, it's about 9 a.m. and in addition to that, it's also suitable for around 3 p.m. In summer, we should give priority to watering in the morning and at night. In summer, it is hot at noon, so as to avoid damage to roots caused by cold water. In winter, it is better to water at noon. At this time, the temperature is higher, which is suitable. You can also add some warm water. Separate time in different periods can avoid large temperature difference, which is more conducive to normal growth.

Plum blossom

II. Watering method

First connect the water, put it under normal temperature and wait for the water temperature to move to room temperature, then slowly pour the water down.

Plum blossom

III. water quantity

For the plum blossom planted and maintained outside, the amount of watering is not too much, just to see the soil layer dry and replenish properly. For potted plant maintenance, the water volume must be moderate to ensure that it can be watered and permeable, so that the root can absorb water, and also can not be watered too much to prevent excessive accumulation of water in the flowerpot.

Plum blossom

IV. frequency of watering

In the growing season, keep the basin soil slightly moist, and water it in time for supplement. Generally, water it once a week.

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