How often should the keel be watered?

The dragon bone is called dragon bone flower because its appearance is so similar to a dragon bone. Its plant is straight and looks really strange, but to grow the dragon bone flower well, you still need to master the maintenance techniques of the dragon bone flower. How to water the dragon bone flower potted plant is a very important knowledge.

How often should I water the keel?

Dragon bones are usually watered once every 4-5 days, and they need to be watered thoroughly. If the dragon bones are watered too much, they should be placed in a cool and ventilated place to dry for a few days. When the soil is dry, they should be planted back into the original pot. After 1-2 days, they should be watered according to the wilting situation. During the dry soil period, spray the leaves every day to moisturize them, and be careful not to spray the soil.

There is no strict requirement on how much water to water the dragon bone flower each time. Flower lovers can observe the soil in the pot. If the surface of the soil turns white, it needs to be watered. Water it thoroughly. Wait until the next time the soil turns white, and then repeat the watering process. When the soil is just dry, there is no need to water it, because the roots of the dragon bone flower have a strong water storage capacity.

What kind of water is good for keel watering

The dragon bone flower is not very demanding on soil and water quality. It is a very easy-to-care-for flower. It can be watered with tap water. In fact, the dragon bone can also be watered with rice water. If you frequently use fermented rice water to water the dragon bone, the dragon bone leaves will be green, the stems will be strong, and the growth will be rapid.

Key points for watering keel

The dragon bone flower is very drought-resistant, but it cannot be left without water for a long time. If it is too lacking in water, the branches and leaves of the dragon bone flower will become withered and yellow. There must not be water accumulation in the potting soil to prevent the dragon bone flower from rotting its roots. In the rainy season, drainage and waterlogging prevention work must be done well.