How often should I water the jasmine?

How often should I water the winter jasmine?

Forsythia needs to be watered every day in spring. If it is cultivated outdoors in summer, no additional care is needed. If cultivated indoors, it needs to be watered about two to three times a day. In winter, watering once a week is enough, but it is important to pay attention to the water temperature to be roughly equal to the air temperature to avoid frostbite on the plants. When the leaves of the forsythia become dry or the soil is not moist, it needs to be watered. When watering, water towards the roots of the plant to avoid waste.

What kind of water is best for jasmine?

1. Rainwater: The main water used by forsythia is actually rainwater. In summer, outdoor forsythia only needs normal rainfall to provide sufficient water needs.

2. Tap water: When watering with tap water, you should first air the water source for two days. This will stimulate the chlorine component in the water and avoid damage to the plants.

What to do if you water the winter jasmine too much

1. Light: Sufficient light is the best solution to over-watering. Forsythia itself is relatively water-resistant and not prone to root rot. A large amount of light can accelerate its own photosynthesis and make use of excess water, thus eliminating the problem of too much water.

2. Sanding: Sand can absorb excess moisture in the soil. This method mainly uses the principle of physics. Water will be attracted by dry sand, thereby achieving the effect of removing excess moisture.