Should peach eggs be watered thoroughly? Watering methods and precautions

Is the peach egg watering thorough?

Peach egg likes a slightly dry environment and is not tolerant to water and humidity. Therefore, you must be careful when watering. If the soil in the pot is not dry, it is best not to water it. If you need to water it, water it thoroughly, but avoid water accumulation. An overly humid environment will not only cause pests and diseases, but is also likely to cause leaves to fall off. Therefore, when watering the peach egg, you must control the amount of water.

How often should I water the peach eggs?

1. Peach egg grows vigorously in spring and autumn. Don't rush to water it. Do it step by step, otherwise the roots are very likely to rot. Usually, water it once every 3-4 days.

2. Summer is a season with high temperatures. At this time, the peach egg will be in a short dormant period. Generally speaking, succulents do not need to be watered during the dormant period, but when the soil in the pot is dry, you can water it appropriately, once a week.

3. The temperature is relatively low in winter, the evaporation rate of water is very slow, and the growth rate of peach eggs is also very slow. You need to control watering. You can water it once every 10-15 days, which mainly depends on the condition of the potting soil.

Watering methods and precautions for peach eggs

When watering the peach egg, do not pour water directly into the potting soil. When watering, you should slowly pour the water along the edge of the potting soil. This way, the moisture of the potting soil is more evenly distributed, which promotes full absorption and growth of the roots. In winter, the water temperature should be almost the same as the soil temperature to avoid frost damage to the plants.

In addition to watering the peach egg plant appropriately, it is also necessary to maintain a ventilated and breathable environment. It is best to place it in a well-ventilated location indoors and open it regularly to maintain air circulation, which can effectively prevent bacteria and black spot disease in the peach egg plant.