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Time,Method,Water Volume,Frequency of Watering Begonia verticillata

Mike Ehrmantraut
2020-06-26 09:50:03
The watering time is different in different growing seasons, after sunrise or before sunset in summer, and at noon in winter. Watering is relatively simple, just take out the water and air it for a while, and then water it when the temperature is about the same as the outside temperature. In terms of water quantity, it should be kept just enough, and the water should be fully watered at one time, but the amount of water should not be too much. The frequency of watering is different in different growth periods. The frequency is higher in spring and summer, and lower in autumn.

I. watering time

In different growing seasons, the watering time is not the same. In summer, it must not be at noon, because the sun is strong at this time, which is easy to cause cold water to impact the root, causing the root to be unable to adapt. You can choose the time when the sun comes out in the morning or when the sun is going to set. In winter, the situation is just the opposite. You can choose to water at noon. The temperature is just a little higher, and the impact on the Begonia will be smaller.

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II. Watering method

Watering is relatively simple. You just need to take the water out and air it. When the temperature is about the same, you can use it for watering, and then pour it down the soil layer.

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III. water quantity

In terms of water quantity, it is required to keep just enough, fully meet the growth demand, and pour the water through once, but the water quantity shall not be too much, so that the accumulated water in the basin cannot appear.

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IV. frequency of watering

The frequency of watering is different in different growth periods. Spring is the period of vigorous growth. You can water more frequently. Summer water demand is large, in high temperature period can be morning and evening once. Reduce the frequency of watering from autumn and control the application of water.

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