Watering time for flowers in winter

1. Flower lovers in the north

Let's talk about flower lovers in the north first. Because there is heating in the north, many plants grow well in winter. In addition, the rooms in the north are very dry in winter, so the moisture in the pot soil evaporates quickly. If we want to water at this time, we need to consider several aspects:

Depth of flowerpot:

Some flower lovers have very large and deep pots, so the watering interval will be longer because the bottom of the pot is very difficult to dry. In fact, it is not short of water. Normally, we just need to spray some water on its leaves. Here I want to say that when the plant is short of water, it will recover quickly if it is replenished with water in time, but if water accumulates, it will be basically difficult to save it.

Shallow potted plants:

In this case, you can water freely in the north, because the moisture in the soil in the pot evaporates very quickly, so frequent watering is fine. In addition, the time for watering in the north is generally chosen at noon, so it is not easy to cause frost damage.

2. Watering time for southern flower lovers

Flower lovers in this area, because the humidity in the south is very high and the weather is relatively cold, generally need to control the watering of flowers, especially those in larger pots. For those in smaller pots, water them less often. Generally, you can try watering them once a month, or wait until they are dry before watering them. We don’t have to worry about them drying out, because the watering time in the south is generally longer. Never let water accumulate, otherwise the roots will easily rot, so don’t water them too frequently. What is more important is to look at the soil when watering.