How to water violets

Principles of watering violets

I have shared with you many methods of watering potted flowers before. Violets, like most flowers, are usually watered in semi-dry and semi-humid conditions. This is due to the growth properties of violets. They like a cool environment, cannot adapt to dryness and heat, and are afraid of waterlogging caused by excessive watering. Therefore, when watering, in addition to observing the dryness of the soil in the pot in advance, then lifting up the violet leaves around the pot, and lightly watering along the edges and corners of the pot, remember not to pour water head on, otherwise it will easily cause rot of the above-ground branches and stems.

Watering methods at different times

spring

This is the growing period of violets. Water management during this period is very important. In particular, you must control the amount of watering so that it is not too much, otherwise it will cause the branches and leaves to deteriorate and rot, which will affect the later flowering.

summer

The flowering period of violets is basically in summer, and frequent watering is a notable feature of this period. In order to increase the humidity in the air, flower lovers can spray water mist on the surface of the plants appropriately to enhance the freshness of the above-ground stems and leaves, thereby prolonging the flowering time and making the ornamental value last longer.

winter

Since the beginning of autumn, the temperature will gradually drop, growth will gradually stagnate, and the violet plant's demand for water will also decrease. Therefore, during the seasonal transition from autumn to winter, you should gradually reduce the watering cycle and amount of watering. In winter, you can water less or not at all.