How much water should be poured on bougainvillea after repotting?

1. How much water to pour

Its root system is relatively developed and it requires more water. It needs to be watered immediately after repotting as it cannot tolerate drought. The first watering after repotting needs to be thorough, and water should flow out from the bottom of the pot. This will allow the roots and soil to fit tightly together, making it easier for the plant to adapt to the pot. If you don't water enough at this time, the water will not penetrate into the bottom of the pot at all and the roots will not absorb it. After a period of time, the plant will not only have difficulty adapting to the pot, but may also wither and die. You can't water too much. Once a lot of water flows out, it means that the flowerpot is saturated with water, which may cause suffocation of the roots and affect subsequent growth.

2. Late watering

After repotting, place it in a place with diffused light for maintenance. It will recover after a period of time and can be maintained normally. During the subsequent growth and maintenance, it is still necessary to water it thoroughly each time to encourage the roots to absorb water. In the two growing seasons of spring and autumn, you can water the plants once a day to promote growth. In summer, water it twice a day, in the morning and evening, and spray water appropriately. In winter, when the temperature is relatively cold, you can control the moisture and change watering to spraying.