How to water cherry blossoms

1. When to water

The best time of day for watering is in the morning and evening. Except for midsummer and severe winter, the time for watering in the other two seasons can be chosen at ten o'clock in the morning and around four o'clock in the afternoon.

Generally, the frequency of watering should not be too high. In most cases, cherry potted plants only need to be watered once every two months or so.

2. Specific operations

Cherry blossoms are very afraid of stagnant water, so you need to be extra careful when watering them. The first step in watering is to check the dryness of the soil. When adding water to flowers, it is best to decide based on the specific size of the plant and the volume of the pot. In addition, watering is different in different seasons. You can first feel the soil with your hands to check its dryness.

It is best to use water that has been dried in the sun and whose temperature is similar to the cultivation temperature. Pour water slowly along the edge of the flowerpot. The principle of watering is the same as for most flowers: water when the soil is dry and avoid water accumulation! Otherwise, the flowers will fall off, and your efforts will be wasted.

3. Notes

After watering, remember to divide the plants if you have time. Overly wet soil or waterlogging can easily lead to pests and diseases, which may cause the flowers to fall off, and the quality, quantity and opening time of the flowers will be affected. In addition, when the temperatures are high in summer, you must remember not to water the wilted plants immediately, as this will affect the plants' normal water absorption and may even damage the plant's roots, endangering the growth of the entire plant.

Well, the above is some knowledge about watering cherry blossoms. I hope it will be helpful to you! I wish all the flower lovers’ cherry blossoms will bloom beautifully! The more beautiful the flowers are, the happier people feel!