When/how/how/how much water/frequency should you use to water bluebells?

1. Watering time

Watering of bellflowers is generally concentrated in the growth period, during which time the water demand is relatively high. In terms of watering time of the day, you can choose the watering time according to seasonal changes. The climate in spring and autumn is relatively mild, and there are not too many requirements for time. You can choose to water in the morning, which gives the plants just the afternoon to absorb the water. Summer and winter are relatively special. In summer, it is best to water in the morning and evening when the temperature is just low. In winter, choose noon when the temperature is relatively high, which will have less impact on the roots.

2. Watering Methods

The method is also crucial. You can take the water out to dry first, and then water the plants when the water temperature is about right. When watering, you can pour it along the edge of the pot. The movement can be gentle so as not to splash onto the leaves and flowers.

3. The amount of water for watering

Failure to control the amount of water is not conducive to growth. If you only water half of the plant, the roots will dry out and the leaves will turn yellow and wilt. If there is too much water, the roots will be soaked, causing root rot, and the leaves will also be affected to a certain extent.

4. Frequency of watering

The frequency of watering is not fixed and needs to be applied according to the growth status. The frequency of watering can be increased when the growth is vigorous, and the frequency can be reduced when the temperature drops.