How to water June Snow

Watering time and method of June Snow:

The temperature is higher in summer, so you need to water the plants once a day to keep the soil moist. The temperature difference in summer is particularly small, so you need to spray water on the plant surface and the surrounding ground every morning and evening. This can help reduce the temperature and increase the humidity of the environment.

As the temperature gradually drops in autumn and the weather turns cooler, you should reduce the amount of watering and only water once every 2 to 3 days.

When winter comes, if the plant's growth environment is above 0 but not more than 10, the watering time can be extended to once every 20 to 30 days; if it grows in an environment above 15 degrees, it should be watered once every 7 to 10 days, and the humidity of the environment should be maintained. Especially in the winter in the north, both indoors and outdoors are very dry. At this time, you can shorten the watering interval and spray water on the plant surface and surrounding ground every day to maintain the humidity of the environment.

Note:

When watering, be sure to control the amount of water and avoid water accumulation. June snow hates to live in overly wet soil, and this has a great impact on the health of the plant.

When the flowers of June Snow are in full bloom, do not spray water on the surface of the plant. Just spray water on the ground, otherwise the flowers will rot.

Because each person's breeding environment is different, the specific watering method should be determined according to the actual situation. Now you have learned it.