How to water the thorny thorns

Watering tips for thorny thorns

Jinggeda refers to the root of yellow broom, whose local name is "Jinggeda". The soil in the potted Jinggeda should be kept moist during the growth period. It can be slightly dry at other times. Water it according to the principle of watering when it is dry and not watering if it is not dry. Watering can be done in the morning and evening in summer, and watering should be controlled after autumn.

How to judge whether the thorn knot should be watered

You can judge whether it is time to water the thorn plant by looking at its leaf tips. If it is not short of water, its leaf tips will grow upwards. Once it is short of water, its leaf tips will droop and curl, and then it needs to be watered.

How often should I water the thorns?

The moisture of the soil in the pot of the Jinggeda plant should not be too moist. If the soil is compacted, you can use the pot immersion method to replenish water. You can water it once a week in spring, water it every morning and evening in summer, reduce watering in late autumn, and keep the soil slightly dry in winter.

Should I water the thorns thoroughly?

When watering the jinggeda, you must water the soil thoroughly and water it slowly so that the water can penetrate into the soil and the roots of the plant can absorb the water. However, you should also know that it is afraid of waterlogging, so don't water it too much. Usually, if water flows out from the bottom of the pot, it means it is watered thoroughly.

The correct way to water the thorn

The jinggeda needs to wait until the soil is completely dry before watering. In spring, it only needs to be watered once a week. In summer, the temperature will rise and the water will evaporate quickly. You can water it once in the morning and evening every day. While watering, you should also use a spray bottle to sprinkle water appropriately. In autumn, reduce watering and water it once every half a month. In winter, the plant enters a dormant period and only needs to be maintained in a slightly dry state.

What water should be used to water the thorns?

The jinggeda can be watered with charcoal water, and the water used to wash rice can also be fermented. In addition, rainwater can also be used to water it. It is also good water for raising fish, as it is rich in nutrients.

Watering amount for thorny thorns

Water the thorny plant in moderation and wait until the soil is completely dry before watering. If you cannot control the amount of water, you can water it in small amounts several times and then water it thoroughly once.

Precautions for watering thorny thorns

1. After repotting the Jinggeda, you can directly water it thoroughly to help it take root. If you change from hydroponics to soil cultivation, then do not water the Jinggeda too wetly after repotting it. Just keep the soil in the pot slightly moist. Watering too thoroughly will cause water accumulation and suffocation of the roots.

2. If you water the potted wormwood too much, the soil will be too sticky and the drainage will be poor, which will cause the leaves of the wormwood to turn yellow and fall off. Generally, you need to wait until the soil is dry before watering. Watering should be reduced in spring and autumn, and you should not water unless the soil is dry. In winter, control watering, and the water temperature needs to be close to the soil temperature.