How to water tuberose? The plant will grow very well if watered this way!

Life features:

It likes fertile and loose soil, good drainage, dry climate, good ventilation, plenty of sunshine, and a warm and humid environment. Not cold-resistant, not waterlogged, not barren-resistant, and not drought-resistant. When all the leaves fall off in winter, the plant will stop growing; in spring, it will begin to bloom, which will last for a long time; its root system is also relatively developed.

How to water?

Tuberose has a high demand for water;

1. In the hot summer, due to the high temperature, water evaporates quickly, so the frequency of watering should be increased. Summer is also the fastest growing period of tuberose, so the soil must be kept moist.

2. During the seedling period, in addition to keeping the soil moist, you should also spray water on the plant surface every day, 1 to 2 times a day.

3. After the leaves fall in winter, just keep the soil slightly moist and do not water too much.

Note:

No matter how you water, do not allow water to accumulate in the soil.

I recommend a method that can accurately determine whether the soil is lacking water: insert a special soil thermometer into the soil, so that the condition of the soil can be accurately known every day. In this way, you don’t have to worry about when to water the plants. As long as you understand the habits of the plants, watering can become as simple as drinking water yourself. Although other observation and touch methods can also grasp the general condition of the soil, they are only useful for some experienced flower growers, but not accurate for inexperienced novices.