How to water and add water to a self-priming pot?

1. What to do if the roots rot

1. Watering: The self-priming pot automatically retains moisture through nylon rope, so do not water it again, otherwise the humidity will be too high.

2. Soil: Pour out the original soil and expose it to the sun until it becomes fluffy. Appropriately add large particles of soil such as sand, gravel and soil to increase its air permeability and water permeability.

2. Light: With proper light, plants carry out photosynthesis to produce oxygen and nutrients.

3. Water quality: If the culture water is not changed for a long time, it will easily lead to a large number of bacteria in the water. The roots will be wrapped by a large number of bacteria and cannot get the required nutrients, which will easily cause root rot, so the water needs to be changed frequently.

4. Fertilization: If the roots have rotted, you need to add nutrient solution to promote growth, but do not use too much nutrient solution, otherwise the roots will easily be attacked.

5. Temperature: The most suitable growth temperature is 15~25℃, and it is best not less than 10℃ in winter, so that this type of plant can obtain a better living environment. When the temperature does not meet the standard, the growth and development of the roots will be inhibited or even stop growing, and the roots are prone to rot.

2. How to water and add water

The self-priming pot adopts a double-layer structure, with water stored at the bottom and soil stored in the upper layer for planting flowers. Water is transferred through nylon rope in the middle, so no additional watering is required. When adding water, just inject clean water through the special water inlet.