How to water June Snow Watering methods and precautions

Overview of Watering in June

How to judge whether to water: You can look at the leaves of the June Snow. If it is too dry, it will curl up. If it is too wet, the leaves will fall off when touched. This means that the June Snow should be watered. If the soil turns white or hardens, you should also add water.

How often to water: During the high temperatures in summer, in addition to watering every day, you should sprinkle clean water on the leaves and the nearby ground in the morning and evening. After autumn, as the temperature drops, the amount of watering should be gradually controlled. Water every 2 to 3 days. Move to a cold room with a temperature not lower than 0℃ or indoors for wintering, water every 20 to 30 days. If the room temperature is above 15℃, water every 7 to 10 days. Maintain moist air and provide sunlight.

Watering: Avoid excessive moisture and waterlogging in June Snow, as waterlogging can cause root rot, resulting in poor growth and failure to bloom. In severe cases, it can even cause the death of the potted plants. When watering, follow the principle of "don't water unless the soil is dry, and water thoroughly when you do."

The correct way to water June Snow

When the June snow flowers are in full bloom, do not spray water on the surface of the plant to avoid the flowers rotting. Just spray water on the surrounding ground to maintain humidity.

What kind of water is best for watering: Rainwater, river water, or water from a fish tank, and finally tap water that has been stored for more than a day. Acidic water is fine, but it should be weakly acidic. Rainwater is best.

Watering should be appropriate: The weather is hot in summer and the water evaporation is large, so it is necessary to water more often. Water the June snow once a day in the early morning or evening when it is cooler. Avoid watering at noon when the temperature is highest. In the early morning and evening, you also need to spray water on the June snow leaves and the surrounding ground. On the one hand, it can help cool down, and on the other hand, it can increase the humidity of the air and promote the growth of the plant.

Watering methods and techniques: The newly repotted June snow should be placed in semi-shade after being repotted or planted in pots, and normal maintenance should be resumed after a week; if the newly planted June snow is moist, do not water it; if it is dry, water it, and make sure to water it thoroughly.

Precautions for watering June Snow

Watering principles: On weekdays, you should follow the principle of not watering unless the soil is dry, and watering thoroughly when you do. During the rainy season, you should pay attention to sheltering from rain and draining water in time.

Avoid rain: Prolonged rain can easily cause the flowers of June Snow to rot and water to accumulate at the bottom of the pot, causing the roots of the plant to rot. In mild cases, the leaves will turn yellow and fall off, and in severe cases, it can cause the death of the plant.