Be careful when watering in summer. If you are not careful, the flowers will surely die!

1When to water in summer?

The temperature is too high in summer, especially at noon. If you water the flowers, it can easily cause root discomfort and lead to plant death. Therefore, in summer, it is generally necessary to water the flowers in the evening and morning, and make sure to water them thoroughly.

If you find that the flowers have dried up in the middle of the day, it is best to move the flowers to a cool place, wait for a while, and then water them. Do not pour a basin of water on the hot plants under the scorching sun. Otherwise, you will find that your flowers will die soon.

2How to judge whether flowers need watering?

Some people often ask this question: How often should I water the flowers? There is really no way to answer this question for you. Different plant sizes, different flowerpot sizes, different placement environments...are all key factors that affect watering time. It is impossible to have an exact time.

What we need to do is to pay attention to the changes in the plants, check frequently to see if the soil in the pot is dry, and see if the leaves are wilting. Once we find that the plants are short of water, we should replenish water immediately.

3Does it need to be dried in the sun after watering in summer?

No matter what season it is, when watering plants, it is best to let the water dry in the sun so that the water temperature is consistent with the room temperature, which can reduce stimulation to the plant roots.

4How to save plants when they are severely short of water?

Due to the busy work and life, and the rapid evaporation of water in flower pots in summer, flowers can easily suffer from severe water shortage, causing the entire plant to wilt. When you find that the plant is wilting, you can use the pot immersion method to save it. First, move the flowers to a cool place. For plants that are severely wilted, you can cut off some of the branches and leaves. Then soak the entire flowerpot in water for about half an hour, and they will recover.

5 How to moisturize in summer

The air is dry in summer, the leaves are prone to wilt and dry, and the evaporation rate of the soil in the pots is accelerated. You can put some hay in the pots to prevent the sunlight from directly shining into the pots and prevent the soil from evaporating too quickly. Sprinkling water around the plants more often can lower the temperature, increase humidity, and benefit the growth of flowers.

6 Summer Watering Taboos

Be sure not to water halfway. First, it is not conducive to the growth of the root system. Second, the temperature is high in summer and evaporation is fast. Half-watering can easily cause the roots to fail to absorb water, resulting in water loss in the leaves. When watering, make sure you see water flowing out of the holes in the flowerpot.

Flower lovers, have you learned it?