When is the best time to water the pennywort? Can water accumulate?

1. When is the best time to water?

What time to water it depends on the specific season. In summer, it is better to water in the morning and evening. It is best to do it before 8 o'clock in the morning and around 5 o'clock in the afternoon. It is necessary to avoid the noon period. Because the temperature will be very high at noon, choosing this time will generate a lot of heat, which will have an adverse effect on the flowers. Water will cool the plant down, and the root hairs underneath will be stimulated by the low temperature, hindering absorption. In winter, you can choose noon when the temperature will be relatively high, reducing the temperature difference and avoiding colder stimulation to the plants. In spring and autumn, there are not so many time restrictions, and you can go in the morning, evening or noon.

2. Can water accumulate?

Although it likes a moist living environment and has some needs for water, it cannot have too much water and cannot tolerate water accumulation in the pot. Especially from late autumn to winter, the soil in the pot should be relatively dry. Waterlogging will cause the roots to rot.