General watering method for indoor flowers

Indoor flower watering matters

When watering, the first thing to consider is temperature. The difference between water temperature and air temperature should not be too big. When watering, you can use rainwater or well water. Store the water for a while before use and try to make the water temperature close to the air temperature.

Herbaceous flowers require more water, while woody flowers require less.

The water requirement is relatively large during the growing period, and relatively small during the dormant period. It depends on the situation during flowering.

If tap water is used for a long time, the soil can easily become salinized. Generally, ferrous sulfate is added to the water to water the flowers.

How to judge watering indoor flowers

The plant is no longer green and upright, and its leaves are drooping and wilting.

The soil is dry and even whitish in color.

The flower pot becomes lighter. The sound is crisp when you knock on the flower pot.

Tips for watering indoor flowers in four seasons

When watering flowers in spring, the soil should not be too dry or too wet, and care should be taken to avoid rain.

In summer, watering is generally necessary, but it is better not to have water accumulation in a pot. For some flowers that have entered a dormant or semi-dormant state, watering should be reduced.

Watering should be normal in autumn, and for some flowers that are waking up from dormancy, watering should be gradually increased.

In winter, it is generally necessary to water less and it is best to keep the soil dry to prevent frostbite.