How to judge whether strawberries need watering

1. Soil dryness and wetness

When planting strawberries, there is a certain demand for water, and this condition must be met for normal growth. To determine whether watering is needed, you must first look at the dryness and wetness of the loam. If the loam is very dry and appears white or hardened, it proves that it is very dry inside and needs to be watered in time. If it is still very wet when you touch it, it means that no water is needed. You can also knock on the outer wall and listen to the sound. If it is crisp, it means it is time to water. If the sound is dull, it means the water content is high.

2. Whether to spit water

In addition to this method, you can also look at the leaves of the plants in the morning. In the greenhouse, if you see water droplets on the edge of the leaves, it proves that the plants have sufficient water and can overflow water. At this time, no watering is needed, and the root system has a strong ability to absorb. If no water droplets appear, it proves that the plants are beginning to lack water, and you need to water the plants in time to replenish the water needed for growth.

3. Seasonal judgment

In spring, from March to June, the temperature outside is relatively high, the growth is faster, and the water required will also increase. At this time, you need to water more, but not too much water each time. In winter and spring, you won't need to water as much.