Can groundwater be used to water flowers directly? What will happen if you water flowers, plants and trees?

Groundwater cannot be used directly to water flowers because the temperature of groundwater is relatively low. If used directly to water flowers, it is more likely to cause damage to the roots of flowers. It is more suitable for watering flowers after the temperature of groundwater increases. You can collect groundwater and then place it in the sun for about 2 days before using it to water the flowers. This is better for the growth of flowers.

The pros and cons of groundwater watering

Groundwater contains more minerals, which can provide sufficient nutrients for the growth of flowers and are beneficial to the healthy growth of flowers. Groundwater is the water closest to nature and is most suitable for watering flowers.

However, the groundwater is highly hard and has a pH of 7.5, which is alkaline soil and is not suitable for watering flowers that prefer acidic soil.

Groundwater watering method

When watering flowers with groundwater, it is best to place it in the sun for a few days to soften it, and then use citric acid to adjust the pH of the water. When watering flowers with groundwater in the summer, avoid watering at noon.

Especially in midsummer, you should not water with cold water at noon. You can also water in the evening. When watering flowers with well water, the principle of watering is generally to water thoroughly when the flowers are dry. Do not water too frequently, and be sure to dry them before watering.