Why does everyone say that flowers should be watered thoroughly every time?

Many friends have green plants at home, and if you want green plants to grow well, it is nothing more than watering, fertilization, sunlight, and ventilation. These points are easy to say, but not so simple to do. Just watering, many friends did not do a good job, resulting in rotten roots and yellow leaves of plants.

This watering is a science, learned, and it is applicable to all plants. First of all, how to tell if the soil is dry. There are many ways to do this, but I'm going to tell you two.

First, by looking at the surface of the potting soil, the surface of the soil is white or there are more cracks, indicating that the soil is dry. You can touch the soil with your hands, and if it doesn't stick to your hands, then you can water it thoroughly. This method is suitable for the soil surface that is not covered with particles, and if the particles are laid, the soil surface will not be visible.

The second method is to judge by using gadgets. Use a flower detector to measure, and after connecting to a mobile phone, you can judge the amount of water in the soil by looking at the data fed back by the mobile phone. Once it falls below a certain value, it is time to water, which is very simple.

This method is suitable for most soils and can be used to detect other plants.

After talking about how to judge whether the soil is short of water, let's talk about how to water it thoroughly. Watering generally follows the principle of not drying and not watering, and watering is watering. So how to water it thoroughly, many friends think that when they see water flowing out of the hole under the pot, it is watered through.

This is a wrong judgment, when you see water flowing out of the bottom of the pot, and you depot the plant, you will find that it is actually only the soil next to it that is wet, and the middle one is not wet at all.

And watering should be done thoroughly, so watering is not thorough, which is very bad for the root system. How to water it thoroughly, there are two methods, the first is to achieve watering by soaking the pot, that is, fill the tray with a lot of water, and then put the pot on it, so that the water slowly seeps into the soil, and after a long time, it can be completely penetrated. However, this method will take a long time.

Use two trays, after watering once, a lot of water will flow out of the bottom to the tray, put the plants on another tray, and then re-water the water that just flowed out to the plants, repeat this operation five or six times, and you can basically water it thoroughly. The advantage of this method is that it is fast, it can also save water, and it is the most used watering method for friends.

Because if you can't water it thoroughly, the water just stays on the surface, or it flows out from the bottom of the pot, so absorbing half of it will make the flowers drier and cry, it's better not to water, try to use a watering can every time you water, and don't water it all at once.

Personally, I think that if you don't water it thoroughly, there will be dry roots, which will cause them to not grow or dry up and die.

Because watering can make the roots of the flower better absorbed. This allows the flowers to grow better, and we don't need to water them again for a short time.

It is common to dig a few small holes in the soil to observe the water entering the soil. Six Ways to Water Flowers.

Residual tea watering Residual tea is used to water flowers, which can not only maintain soil moisture, but also add nitrogen and other nutrients to plants. However, depending on the humidity of the pot, it should be watered regularly and proportionately, and not with pouring residual tea.

Spoiled milk watering flowers After the milk is spoiled, water is added to water the flowers, which is beneficial to the growth of the flowers. But it is better to use more water to make it more diluted. Unfermented milk should not be watered with flowers, because it produces a lot of heat during fermentation, which will "burn" the roots (rotten roots).

Watering flowers with cool boiled water can make the leaves of flowers lush and colorful, and can promote their early flowering. If it is used to water bamboo, it can make its branches and leaves develop horizontally, and it is dwarf and dense.

Watering flowers with warm water is cold in winter, so it is advisable to water flowers with warm water. It is best to keep the water indoors and wait until it is close to the room temperature before pouring it. It would be better if the water temperature could reach 35 before watering.

Rice watering flowers often use rice washing water to water Milan and other flowers, which can make their branches and leaves lush and brightly colored.

People who love to raise flowers when there is no one at home, such as not at home for ten days and a half months because of visiting relatives or going out to run errands, no one watered the flowers. At this time, you can fill a plastic bag with water, prick a small hole in the bottom of the bag with a needle, and put it in a flower pot, the small hole is attached to the soil, and the water will slowly seep out to moisten the soil. The size of the hole needs to be well controlled to prevent water from leaking too quickly.

Or put a vessel full of cold water next to the flower pot, find a wide cloth strip with good water absorption, put one end into the vessel water, and bury the other end in the flower pot soil, so that at least half a month or so the soil can be kept moist, and the flower will not die.

The potting soil does not accumulate water, and the watering water is discharged from under the basin

It's just that the basin is already dripping water. It's watered through.