How much water is appropriate for watering the green radish at a time, and how long should the water be kept for each watering?

1. How much water to pour at a time

There is no accurate answer to how much water to give the green ivy at a time because the size of the flowerpot and the growth status of the plant are different. Just water it thoroughly at one time. When you notice that the soil in the pot starts to turn white, you need to water it. It will be fine when you observe that it becomes moist. In summer, considering the evaporation rate, you can have more. When winter comes, the plants will enter a dormant state and the amount needs to be reduced. If the flower pots you use are large and deep, you can add a little more as appropriate; if the flower pots you use are shallow, you can use less.

2. How long should watering be maintained?

The preservation time is different in different seasons. In spring and autumn, the temperature is relatively mild, and it is guaranteed that no reapplication is needed for 3 to 4 days after watering. As summer approaches, the evaporation rate will increase and the moisture can only be maintained for 2 days each time. After winter, the temperature will be different depending on whether there is heating or not. If there is no heating, it can be maintained for 4 to 5 days. After the heating is turned on, the temperature will rise a lot and it can only be maintained for 3 to 4 days.