What is rooting water and how to use it

What is root water?

Rooting water refers to the water that should be poured thoroughly when the plant is planted. Planting water is very important for plants. Basically, except for succulents, other plants need to be watered when they are potted or repotted.

When watering the plants, the use of water varies greatly because the plants choose different media. But specifically, you must ensure that the plants are watered thoroughly when you water them.

How to water the rooting water

After the plant is potted, shake the soil evenly to allow the soil and the plant's roots to combine tightly, but be careful, it's best not to press it with your hands.

Once the soil is filled, you can water it. When watering, it is generally necessary to water thoroughly to make the soil and plants more compact. Watering can actually be done multiple times, because some soils may not be permeable, and it is impossible to water them thoroughly with just one watering, so repeated watering is needed. After watering thoroughly for the first time, water it a second time about 10 minutes later. This way, it will be watered thoroughly and there will be less chance of gaps in the soil.

After watering the roots, the water in the flowerpot should be drained out quickly to avoid water accumulation in the pot. You can put stones or something like that at the bottom of the pot to allow water to flow out.

Basically, when watering the plants to establish roots, you need to ensure two things: water thoroughly and do not allow water to accumulate.