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Time,Method,Water Volume,Frequency of poinsettia Watering

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2020-06-28 13:08:55
When maintaining poinsettia, it needs to be hydrated frequently. Watering usually takes place in the morning. In winter, it's better to water at noon, and in summer, in the morning or at night. It is better to use clean river water or rainwater for watering. Tap water needs to be exposed for reuse. Proper amount of water shall be used for watering, and the soil shall not be allowed to accumulate water or dry. Water can be poured once every 1-2 days in spring and autumn, once in the morning and evening in summer and once every 3-4 days in winter.

I. watering time

In the maintenance of poinsettia, the watering time needs to be determined according to the season, generally in the morning. In winter, water it at noon to avoid frostbite caused by low water temperature. In summer, you need to water it in the morning or at night, and try to avoid noon, so as not to hurt its root system.

II. Watering method

When watering it, it is best to use clean rainwater or river water to irrigate the soil in the basin. If tap water is used, it needs to be exposed to the sun for 2-3 days first, and then it can be used after eliminating chlorine.

Euphorbia pulcherrima

III. water quantity

It should be watered properly to keep the soil slightly wet, without water. In the growth period, there is a large amount of water demand, so water should be replenished in time. Water the soil thoroughly. Don't stop halfway. If the basin soil is dry, it needs to be watered slowly, not too much at a time.

Euphorbia pulcherrima

IV. frequency of watering

Water every 1-2 days in spring and autumn. In summer, the temperature is high, and it grows vigorously. It can be watered once in the morning and once in the evening. And it is necessary to spray water on the ground properly according to the weather conditions. In winter, the secondary water for watering can be reduced appropriately, once every 3-4 days.

Poinsettia

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