How to water red maple bonsai

According to the habits of red maple

Red maple is a plant that prefers a humid environment. The best general growing environment is a flowerpot soil that does not dry out for a long time. To achieve this, flower lovers need to observe more and water frequently during daily management, and carefully create the most favorable flowerpot humidity environment for the red maple potted plants.

According to the different growth stages of red maple

The stage when red maple needs water the most is the growth stage. At this time, it should be watered basically once a day, and it is best to water it thoroughly each time. In addition, it is best to spray it with water every week. The young sprout stage also needs more water, and the other stages can be normal.

According to different seasons

Summer is the growing season. The frequency, method and cycle of watering can refer to the details of watering during the growing period mentioned above. In autumn, as the temperature gradually drops, the red maple planted in the pots also needs corresponding adjustments in water. Slowly reduce the frequency and amount of water. It is sufficient to water once every two or three days, and spray water on the leaves at the same time. Potted red maple basically will not grow in winter because it enters a dormant state. It is recommended that flower lovers do not absolutely stop watering it. It is best to water it less often. The cycle is about watering once a week, and the amount of water should be reduced accordingly based on the previous watering. It is best if the surface of the potting soil is slightly dry to prevent soaking and frost damage to the root system.

The above are some methods on how to water red maple. Let’s study it.