What should I do if I water the azalea too much? Can I spray the leaves when watering?

1. What to do if you water too much

1. Drainage: After watering the azalea too much, move it to a cool place with good air circulation, preferably somewhere high, such as on a windowsill. Then you can use chopsticks or a wooden stick to poke a hole in the soil, but the premise is that it does not damage its root system, so as to speed up the drainage of accumulated water. Don't water it for a short period of time. Wait until it recovers before watering it.

2. Change the soil: If the situation becomes serious, you need to take out the plant and trim the roots slightly with scissors. You can replace the original soil, or you can let the soil air out and then replant.

2. Can I spray the leaves?

When growing rhododendrons, you can spray the leaves when watering. Frequent spraying of water on the leaves can increase the breeding humidity and reduce leaf water transpiration. Not only should you spray the leaves, but you should also spray more water on the ground to maintain the humidity of the environment. If the air is dry, the leaves of the plant will dry out.

3. Notes

No matter what time it is, watering should not be excessive, and watering should not be too frequent. It is generally enough to meet the growth needs of the plants. If you water it too much, it will affect its growth and cause various adverse symptoms. If you grow it outdoors, you will need shelter in rainy weather.