Water requirements of ivy

1. Seasonal watering

1. Spring: Ivy is a plant that likes water. Water can promote the development of leaves, making the leaves full and full, affecting the ornamental value, so water must be supplied in time. The climate in spring is mild, which is suitable for the growing season. Sufficient water is needed to support growth, and water can be given every 2-3 days.

2. Summer: Growth is more vigorous in summer, and coupled with strong evaporation, the demand for water increases greatly. To ensure this requirement, you can water the plant once a day.

3. Autumn: From the beginning to early autumn, the temperature is still relatively high and the sunshine is relatively strong. At this time, watering is still needed in time. You can replenish water every two days or so. At the end of autumn, the temperature gradually decreases, and you can water it every 3-5 days.

4. Winter: The temperature gradually decreases in winter, the growth is slow and even enters a dormant period. At this time, the demand for water is greatly reduced, and there is no need to water too much. You can observe the condition of the soil and water it when you find that the soil is dry.

2. Precautions

Ivy likes to grow in an acidic environment, so the water quality requirement needs to be acidic. Rainwater, well water, river water, etc. can be used. If conditions do not permit, you can take out tap water and let it stand before use.