How to water the butterfly flower

1. Watering amount and frequency

Because the butterfly flower is relatively drought-resistant, we generally do not need to water it frequently. We need to provide it with better air humidity so that it can grow better. Generally, the weather is relatively dry in summer, so we usually have to water it every day, and we have to water it thoroughly so that it can get enough moisture. Generally, when watering, you should wait until the soil is dry before watering, but you cannot water it too much. Generally, just keep the soil slightly moist. Otherwise, if there is too much water, it will easily cause water accumulation, making its roots easy to rot.

2. Watering time

The watering time is generally determined according to different seasons. If it is in the hot summer, it is often better to water in the morning and evening. In spring and autumn, it is generally better to water in the morning and afternoon. When winter comes, the temperature is relatively low, so try to water the plants at noon. Pay special attention to summer and winter. Water it every other day in winter. Just keep the soil in the pot slightly moist. In summer, avoid watering in the hot sun. The temperature is too high at this time. If you water it, it will easily get sick, so it is generally enough to water it before 8 am, and make sure to water it enough at night.

3. Watering method

When we water the plants, we usually water them slowly and evenly. It is the same when watering the butterfly flower. We usually pour water into the flowerpot slowly. You can pour half of it first and let the water seep in slowly. If there is no water accumulation, it means it has not been watered thoroughly. You need to continue watering until there is water in the pot, which means it is well watered. In addition, you need to be more even when watering. If your flowerpot is relatively large, the area of ​​the soil will be particularly deep and it will not be possible to water it thoroughly. At this time, you need to water it evenly along the flowerpot. This way, you can ensure that every inch of soil is watered. When watering at the end, be careful to avoid watering the leaves and petals of the plant, otherwise it will easily cause the flowers and leaves to rot.