Can well water be used to water flowers directly? What flowers are suitable for watering?

Can well water be used to water flowers directly?

Well water is a natural water, but because the temperature is generally low, it cannot be used directly to water flowers. After the well water is taken out, it needs to be dried in the sun for about 2-3 days. After the temperature rises, it will be better for the growth of flowers and plants.

What flowers are good for watering with well water?

Most plants can be watered with well water, such as azalea, rose, jasmine, blue snow flower, rain orchid, gardenia, green ivy, Clivia, asparagus fern, tiger skin orchid, pennywort, etc.

How to Water Flowers with Well Water

1. Well water can be used directly to water the flowers. After taking out the well water, place it in the sun to dry for about two days, and then water the flowers directly. Most flowers and plants can be used. Pay attention to the watering time. When the temperature is too high, generally choose to water before 9 am or after 4 pm.

2. If you use well water to water the flowers and the soil becomes too alkaline and hardened, you should first change the water source, then add some pine bark, willow bark, or lemon or orange peel to the soil for fermentation, and then add water for watering.

3. Since well water is alkaline, it is not suitable for watering flowers that like alkaline environments. You can add an appropriate amount of rice vinegar to neutralize it, and then water the flowers.