Can the collected rainwater be used to water the flowers directly? Is it good to water the flowers with rainwater?

Can I use the collected rainwater to water the flowers directly?

Rainwater is a natural nutrient water that can be used directly to water flowers. Flowers watered with it will grow more vigorously and are more conducive to the rooting and germination of flowers. It is also rich in nitrogen, which can promote the growth of plants when combined with other substances in the soil. It is a purely natural fertilizer.

What flowers should be watered with rainwater?

There are many flowers that are suitable for watering with rainwater. Common ones include azalea, jasmine, blue snow flower, rain orchid, gardenia, pennywort, etc. They can grow better with rainwater.

How to water flowers with collected rainwater

1. On rainy days, place the prepared water in a place where it is easily received by rainwater. After drying for a day or two, it can be used to water the flowers. Most flowers and plants can be watered with rainwater. If you are afraid of bacteria, you can also add an appropriate amount of carbendazim solution for disinfection.

2. Rainwater and snow water contain sufficient carbon dioxide and a small amount of nitrogen and sulfur compounds, and are generally weakly acidic. This is very beneficial for the growth of acid-loving plants, but it is best not to use them for alkaline-loving plants to avoid poor growth.