Do fruit trees need watering every day?

Do you water your fruit trees every day?

Fruit trees can generally be watered every day in summer. If it is spring or autumn, it is best to water them once a week. In winter, they do not grow, so they generally do not need to be watered at this time.

Fruit trees are usually watered in the morning and at noon. Do not water too much. You can stop watering as long as the soil is completely moist. Generally, you can use tap water or rainwater for watering.

The correct way to water fruit trees

1. Newly planted fruit trees generally do not need to be watered. You can wait until the seedlings have grown for a period of time and adapted to the new environment before watering them.

2. After repotting the fruit tree, you need to water it less, because it is not easy for it to survive in the pot, so adding a little water can help it adapt to the new pot.

Overwatering of fruit trees

If fruit trees are watered too much, they should generally be placed in a well-ventilated place for maintenance. At the same time, stop watering for a period of time and then give them some additional light. This can promote the evaporation of water. Generally, they can resume normal growth after about a week of maintenance.