How to water the double happiness vine

1. Watering according to the planting location

1. Potted plants

Friends who choose potted plants should pay more attention when watering. Don't water the plants too frequently at home, as this may cause waterlogging and root rot. You have to wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering. When watering, make sure to water thoroughly. You can stop when you see water seeping out from the bottom of the pot. Therefore, when planting, we should choose sandy soil as the potting soil, which is more permeable and breathable, and the water will not soak the roots for a long time.

If you use tap water to water the plants, try to leave the water in a container to air for a day. This will release some of the chlorine that the plants don't like. The water temperature should be controlled and not be hot or cold. It is best to water in the morning or evening, not in the hottest weather at noon. Be careful not to use dishwater to water the flowers, as this will affect their growth.

2. Courtyard

If you choose to plant it in the courtyard, it will be more affected by the seasons and weather. It's a very simple truth. If there is a lot of rain, of course you don't need to water it more. Instead, you should pay attention to drainage to avoid soaking it in water for a long time. If the weather is dry, you need to water more. When planting in the garden, be careful not to plant in low-lying areas. The air is dry in spring and summer in the north, so you should pay attention to watering frequently. You can water when the ground becomes dry.

While watering the ground, you can use a watering can to spray some water into the air and on the leaves, but not on the flowers. This will provide some moisture to the leaves that are photosynthesizing. In winter, be careful not to water in the morning to avoid frostbite on the plant roots. Avoid watering when the temperature is high in summer, as the large temperature difference will affect the root water absorption.

2. Watering according to the season

Generally speaking, plants require more water during the growing period, but watering should be reduced or even stopped during the dormant period. In spring and autumn, plants grow vigorously and require more water, but the relative humidity of the air is suitable. If you want to water them, wait until the soil in the pot is dry before watering. In summer, when the weather is hot and water evaporates quickly, you should water the plants frequently. You can wait until the soil in the pot is almost dry before watering. If it is the rainy season and the air humidity is high, you can reduce the amount of water. In winter, the demand for water decreases, so the soil in the pot should be kept as dry as possible, and watered less or even not at all.