How often should I water my chrysanthemum?

How often should I water my chrysanthemum?

Generally, you can use rice water or purified water to water Chinese cabbage. It is relatively short of water in summer, so you can water it every day. In spring and autumn, it is best to water it once a week. In addition, the temperature in winter is relatively low, so it does not need to be watered too much. You can add some water to it every ten days.

How to water chrysanthemum

1. Check the soil when watering: Generally, Chinese cabbage grows in loose, fertile soil with a certain degree of air permeability, so when watering, you must first check whether the soil is dry. If it is in a relatively dry state, you can water it appropriately.

2. Watering during the peak growing season: During the peak growing season of Chinese chrysanthemum, water is relatively scarce. Generally, it is necessary to replenish water every three days or so. Only in this way can the soil be kept moist at all times.

Precautions for watering chrysanthemum

1. Watering frequency: Generally, chrysanthemum is afraid of waterlogging. If it is watered too often, the soil may not be able to drain in time, and eventually waterlogging will occur at the roots, thus affecting the yield of chrysanthemum, so pay attention to the number of watering.

2. Watering time: Generally, when watering chrysanthemum, you should pay attention to the watering time. It is best to water it when it is warm, so that the water can evaporate quickly and will not cause water accumulation at the roots.

What to do if you overwater chrysanthemum

If you accidentally water chrysanthemum too much, it will be quite serious, because it is afraid of waterlogging, and if the soil where it is planted happens to have poor drainage capacity, it will directly lead to the death of the plant, so stop watering in time, and expose it to more sunlight to promote water evaporation.