How to water the purple qi donglai flower and how often to water it

Overview of watering the Purple Air Flower

How to judge whether to water: When watering, generally do it when you find the soil is dry. Also, do not water directly on the head, just water thoroughly into the soil.

How often to water: Generally in spring and autumn, the interval between watering is 5-6 days; in summer, do not let water accumulate in the soil, and do not let it be exposed to rain. The soil can be slightly dry, and you can spray the plant with water in the morning and evening to keep it moist; in winter, you must control the water, and keep the soil in the pot slightly moist, but there should be no water accumulation.

Should you water thoroughly: It is best to water thoroughly at one time, but there should be no water accumulation. Water should be added frequently during the flowering period to maintain a moist potting soil environment, otherwise it will affect the formation of flower buds.

The correct way to water the Purple Qi Dong Lai flower

When the Purple Air Comes from the East is just planted, it is necessary to ensure a certain amount of moisture, and it is best to water it to keep it moist. When it grows well, it does not need as much water as when the seeds germinate, but the leaves are more sensitive to water. During this period, water cannot be stored in the soil. Once water is stored, it is easy to prevent the roots from breathing. Therefore, when watering, just water the top, and do not water too much.

Which type of water is best for watering: Rice water should be left for a day to become a little sour before watering once or twice a week. For normal watering, tap water should be left for about a day to wait for the chlorine in it to go away before watering.

Watering should be appropriate: generally 300-400ml of water should be used at a time, depending on the amount of soil in the pot and the weather temperature and humidity. Do not water excessively, otherwise it will easily cause the pot to be too humid or water accumulation, which will also cause root rot.

Watering methods and techniques: When you first plant the purple flowers, you must keep the soil moist and apply enough water. During the middle stage of the purple flowers' growth, the purple flowers require a lot of water. We must keep the soil moist at all times, but also pay attention to drainage, otherwise the humid environment will easily cause the purple flowers to be infected with bacteria.

Precautions for watering Purple Qi Dong Lai Flower

The growth of the purple air flower will slow down in winter, so watering should be reduced at this time. To keep the pot soil relatively dry, just make sure the pot soil is slightly moist when watering. Do not water too much, otherwise it will cause the roots and stems of the purple air flower to rot.