How often should I water the crabapple? Does it need to be watered every day?

How often should you water the crabapple flowers?

Begonia prefers a relatively humid environment, and the watering intervals vary in different seasons. Spring is its growing season, and it should be watered about once every 5 days.

In addition, the water in the soil will evaporate quickly in summer, so the watering frequency should be increased at this time, and it should be watered once every two days. When the temperature drops in autumn, it can be watered once a week. In winter, it will hibernate, generally no watering is needed or watering is done once a month.

The correct way to water Begonia

Begonias can be watered during their flowering period, but not excessively. The flowering period of Begonias is generally from April to May. If the temperature is too high, you can also spray some water on the leaves, but be careful not to let the water flow onto the buds to avoid causing the flowers to rot.

When watering crabapples during their flowering period, you should follow the principle of "don't water unless the soil is dry, and water thoroughly when the soil is dry". You can wait until the soil turns white before watering. Don't water too quickly, otherwise water will easily accumulate, which is not conducive to the normal growth of the plant.

Overwatering of crabapple

Watering the crabapple flower too much will cause water to accumulate in the pot, and the crabapple plant will be removed from the pot. When checking the roots of the crabapple, you will see that the roots begin to turn black and even rot.

At this time, you should stop watering the crabapple, drain the accumulated water in the soil in time, and then move the crabapple pot to a ventilated place, or raise the pot with bricks to speed up the evaporation of water. After waiting for a few days, the leaves and plants will usually return to normal growth state.