Can river water be used to water succulents?

Can river water be used to water succulents?

River water can be used to water succulents. River water is a very common type of water and can usually be collected from small rivers. There are usually not many taboos when using river water to water succulents. Just let the river water stand for a while before use.

River water cannot be used directly to water succulents. River water contains more oxygen, so it is more appropriate to wait until the oxygen evaporates before using it. Generally, when using river water, it is best to sterilize it. Generally, it can be watered once every 10-15 days.

The advantages and disadvantages of watering succulents with river water

1. Replenish water: The most obvious effect of watering succulents with river water is that it can replenish sufficient water for the succulents, so that the succulents can grow stronger.

2. Supplement nutrients: There are many substances in river water, and it contains more microorganisms. Generally, using river water to water succulents can supplement them with appropriate amounts of nutrients.

The correct way to water succulents with river water

1. Let it stand

Generally, river water will contain some dust and garbage during the collection process, so it needs to be left to stand before use to allow the debris to sink, and then it can be filtered before use.

2. Watering

The filtered river water will no longer contain impurities if left standing, which can reduce the growth of bacteria. You can use it directly on succulents, either for watering or spraying.