What to do if you water the crabapple too much?

Overwatering Begonias

Judging if there is too much watering: If the crabapple is watered too much, causing serious water accumulation in the pot, its leaves and stems will shrink and droop, and it is necessary to reduce watering in time.

Harms of excessive watering : Whether the crabapple flower will die from overwatering depends on the flowerpot used. If the flowerpot has good drainage, the flower will not die easily. If the flowerpot has poor drainage and water is easy to accumulate, the flower will easily rot and then die.

How to deal with overwatering: If you water the Begonia too much, you first need to loosen the soil for the plant in time to drain the excess water in the soil. You can also place it in a ventilated environment to speed up the evaporation of water. If the water accumulation is more serious, you need to dig the Begonia out of the soil, replace the soil and replant it.

Watering tips for Begonia

1. Begonias are generally not watered unless the soil is dry. You can water them after the soil is dry. In addition to watering, you should also spray water when the air humidity is relatively low, but do not splash water on the flowers. Water them thoroughly every time you water them.

2. The watering intervals of Begonia are different in different seasons. Spring is the growing season, so it should be watered every 5 days. In summer, the water evaporates quickly, so it should be watered every 2 days. When the temperature drops in autumn, it can be watered once a week. In winter, it will hibernate and generally does not need to be watered or watered once a month.

3. Water suitable for watering crabapples includes rainwater, river water or water from fish tanks. You can also water it with tap water that has been stored for more than one day. These can make it grow very vigorously.