Can I water my fruit trees when they are blooming?

Watering flowering fruit trees

You can water the fruit trees appropriately when they are blooming, but be careful not to water them too much at one time. It usually takes about two weeks of watering during the flowering period. When watering, just make sure the soil is moist, and don't water too much.

Watering method for fruit trees during flowering period

Fruit trees generally need to follow the principle of watering when the soil is dry and watering when the soil is wet. After the soil is dry, you can water it appropriately. Generally, tap water can be used, but before use, you need to let it sit for a day and a night so that harmful substances can settle.

1. Watering in the morning : Water more in the morning, because the water poured in the morning can slowly evaporate during the day.

2. Watering at noon : You can add a little water at noon. Generally, if you water enough in the morning, you don’t need water at noon. However, if it is summer, you can water it at noon.

Fruit tree flowering period maintenance and watering

1. Control watering : Generally, when the fruit trees are in bloom, try to water them according to the prescribed time. About once every 15 days, so as to avoid water accumulation at the roots.

2. Control the temperature : Fruit trees grow best in a warm environment, so you should always pay attention to changes in the temperature of the growing environment. If the temperature is too low, you need to keep it warm.

Fertilizing during fruit tree flowering period

Try not to fertilize fruit trees during their flowering period, because improper fertilization will cause their branches to grow too long and fail to bloom normally. So try to fertilize before and after flowering to ensure a normal flowering period.