How to water flowers in winter

The time and amount of watering flowers in winter

In winter, most flowers need to keep the soil relatively dry. At this time, you need to pay attention to the time and amount of watering. When the weather is hot, keeping the soil relatively dry can improve the ability to resist cold. Watering is usually done at noon, and the watering temperature should be close to room temperature.

Generally, plants that can overwinter indoors need to be watered once every 1-2 weeks. If the plant has a large water requirement, then watering can be done once a week. You can spray water on the leaves at ordinary times, but be careful to maintain a certain humidity and not make it too wet.

Some plants with larger plant shapes require more water, so you can water them more often. Succulent plants generally need water control.

Basically, in winter, you should reduce watering, spray water on the leaves, and keep the soil dry.

Water temperature for watering flowers in winter

In fact, when watering in winter, you must pay attention to the water temperature, because if the water temperature is too low, the soil will be irritated and prone to frostbite. Generally, the water temperature should be higher than the soil temperature.

You can store some water in advance and use it for watering when the temperature is suitable.

Water quality for watering flowers in winter

Also, we need to pay attention to the water quality when watering flowers in winter. Generally speaking, natural water is better, but the most common water we have is tap water. Tap water can be used, but we need to treat it beforehand. Allow to stand for processing before use.

It should be noted that turbid water is not suitable for watering flowers, and some salty or alkaline water is also not suitable for watering flowers.