These “3 kinds” of water” will cause flowers to wither when watered in winter, so don’t take it lightly!

Winter is a difficult period for many plants because the temperature is relatively cold. In such cold conditions, most plants choose to hibernate to allow themselves to survive the winter smoothly.

But what Huahua wants to say is that even if the plants have entered a dormant period, we still need to take measures to keep them warm. Generally speaking, the most suitable temperature for plant growth is between 10-25 degrees Celsius. When the temperature is too cold, the plants may suffer frostbite or even freeze to death.

In winter, moisture is a very important thing. When the temperature is relatively low, what kind of water is not suitable for watering plants? Today Huahua will tell you that it is best not to use these three types of water on plants in winter, as it is very likely that the plants will die!

1. “Flooding”

This means watering too much, and usually the water in the flowerpot has submerged the roots. The most important thing to pay attention to in winter is not to water too much! The sunlight and temperature in winter result in low evaporation of water. If you still water the plants like you do in summer, the roots of the plants will definitely rot, so don't water them too much.

2. Cold water

Generally, we choose tap water to water the flowers, but in winter, the tap water will become very cold. We will feel cold when brushing our teeth and washing our face in the morning, let alone the plants. Generally, we will keep the plants warm in winter. The temperature of the plant soil will definitely not be as cold as cold water, so it is best for us to let the tap water reach room temperature before using it to water the flowers.

It should be noted that it is best to use cold water to water the flowers in the morning and evening. Do not water the flowers at noon. The temperature difference between cold water and soil at noon is relatively large, so it is not suitable for watering flowers.

3. Kitchen waste water

Don’t think that you need to feed the plants more in winter so that they will grow well in the spring, and don’t use all the kitchen waste and waste water at home to water the flowers. Firstly, the plants cannot absorb it at all. Secondly, because the plants are in a dormant period, if there is excess nutrition, the plants will grow too tall, resulting in insufficient growth in the spring of the following year.

The above three types of water must not be used. If you want your plants to survive the winter smoothly, you must not water them unscientifically and rationally. After all, growing flowers requires “three parts fertilizer and seven parts water”!