How to water peach eggs

Watering principles

Peach egg likes a dry potting soil environment, so you need to be extra careful when watering. If the potting soil is not dry, it is best not to water it. An overly humid environment will not only cause a series of diseases, but is also likely to cause leaves to fall off. Therefore, when watering the peach egg, you must control the amount of water.

Watering in different seasons

The temperature and environmental factors are different in different seasons. Therefore, the watering methods in different seasons are also different. Therefore, when watering, you should change the watering strategy according to the environment.

In summer, it is sufficient to water the plant once a week, as long as the roots do not wither.

In winter, make sure the temperature is above 0 degrees Celsius when watering, but try to reduce the amount of water and be sure to keep the soil in the pot dry!

When watering in spring, don't rush, but do it step by step, otherwise the roots are likely to rot.

Watering method

Many people are not careful when watering the peach egg. In fact, pouring water directly into the pot is a very wrong practice. On the one hand, if the water temperature is not properly controlled, it is very likely to harm the plant. On the other hand, it may also cause irritation to the peach egg. When watering, you should pour the water slowly along the edge of the pot soil. This is the most correct method!

The above is the correct way to water the peach egg. Isn’t it very simple? I believe that as long as you find the right method, there will be no problem in raising the cute peach egg! Come on, my friends!