It is best to water vegetables every few days

How often should vegetables be watered?

Generally, there are many kinds of vegetables. Most of them are relatively short of water in summer. Generally, they can be watered every two days to ensure that they have enough water to grow. However, they do not need too much water in winter. Generally, they can be watered once every ten days.

Before watering vegetables, you should first check whether the soil is dry. If it is relatively moist, you cannot water it. In addition, when watering, you should not water the leaves of the vegetables, as this will affect their growth.

What kind of water is good for vegetables?

1. Rainwater: Generally speaking, when it rains, if there is no greenhouse, the vegetables can be exposed to the rain. Appropriate exposure to the rain is fine, but if there is too much rain, a shed needs to be built for it.

2. Tap water: Tap water is very suitable for watering vegetables. Generally, you can water it appropriately after the soil is dry, which will help speed up the growth of vegetables.

What to do if you overwater vegetables

1. Ventilation: If there is water accumulation at the roots of vegetables, timely ventilation is needed. Speeding up the air circulation can make the water evaporate faster.

2. Spreading sand: If you accidentally water the vegetables too much, you need to spread a layer of sand with good absorption ability on the soil, and then let it fully absorb the water before removing the sand.