How much water should I use for my baby's breath? Can I spray the leaves?

1. How much water to pour

When watering baby's breath, the amount should not be too much each time. It should be based on the size of the potting soil. Basically, the most appropriate amount of water is to water the soil thoroughly each time. The easiest way to judge whether the soil is watered thoroughly is to see if there is water flowing out from the bottom of the pot. If water flows out when watering, it means that the soil is watered thoroughly. During its growth period, the soil should be kept moist and do not over-water, which can easily affect its root growth.

2. Can I spray the leaves?

When growing baby's breath, you can spray water on the leaves. Appropriate amount of water spraying can increase the humidity in the breeding environment, effectively lower the breeding temperature, and provide the necessary moisture to the plant leaves. When spraying water on it, you can not only spray it on the leaves of the plant, but also spray water on the ground or around the plant.

3. Watering Note

1. Avoid water accumulation: Regardless of whether the plant is in the seedling stage or the growth stage, do not water it too much, and water accumulation in the soil must not occur. If you water too much, you must drain the water immediately to avoid the roots of the plant being soaked in water.

2. Stop watering during the rainy season: It is best to stop watering when it rains, especially for outdoor cultivation, and the plants must not be exposed to rain. If you find yourself wet after the rain, you should drain the rain water.