Abstract: Do you feel mysterious and curious when you have potted Ganoderma lucidum at home? If you want it to grow well, watering is the key! Today, let me tell you in detail how to water potted Ganoderma lucidum so that your Ganoderma lucidum potted plants can also become the "emerald" at home. 1. Understand the quality of Ganoderma lucidum...
Do you feel mysterious and curious when you have potted Ganoderma lucidum at home? If you want it to grow well, watering is the key! Today, let me tell you in detail how to water potted Ganoderma lucidum so that your Ganoderma lucidum potted plants can also become the "emerald" at home. 1. Understand the secret of Ganoderma lucidum.
Do you know that Ganoderma lucidum is a "little lazy" and its demand for water is not high. Unlike those pampered plants, they have to be watered every day. Therefore, before watering Ganoderma lucidum, you must first understand its habits.
Ganoderma lucidum likes a warm and humid environment, but is afraid of waterlogging. Therefore, be careful when watering, and don't let its roots soak in water for a long time. Second, watering time must pay attention to the location of the
. If you want to water Ganoderma lucidum, time is a big question. Generally speaking, morning or evening is the best time. At this time, the temperature is relatively low and the water evaporates slowly, which is conducive to the absorption of Ganoderma lucidum.
In summer, due to the high temperature, water evaporates quickly, and watering may be necessary every day. In winter, the temperature is lower and water evaporates slowly, which can appropriately reduce the frequency of watering. 3. Pay attention to the water quality, and the PH value should be moderate. The location of the
should be used to water the Ganoderma lucidum. The water quality is a big problem. It is best to choose clean, non-polluting water, such as rainwater, distilled water or filtered tap water. Chlorine in tap water is not good for Ganoderma lucidum, so it is best to leave it for a period of time to allow the chlorine to evaporate.
As for the pH value, it is best to control it between 6.5 and 7.5, with neutrality being the best. Only in this way can Ganoderma lucidum grow strong and healthy. 4. There are skills in watering Ganoderma lucidum. It is not as simple as simply pouring water into the soil. You need to learn these skills: 1. Probe the soil: Gently insert your fingers into the pot of soil 2 centimeters deep. If it feels dry, you have to water it quickly.
2. Weigh the basin: Weigh the weight of the Ganoderma lucidum basin with your hands. If it is much lighter than usual, it means that there is a lack of water.
3. Knocking on the pot: Tap the pot with a wooden stick or finger. If the sound is crisp, the soil in the pot is dry; if the sound is dull, there is no need to water it.
4. Spray water: While watering, you can also spray some water on the leaves of Ganoderma lucidum to increase air humidity. 5. The watering frequency should be moderate. The watering frequency should be adjusted according to the season and weather. High temperatures in summer, water evaporates quickly, and may require watering every day; in spring and autumn, watering can be done every two or three days; in winter, low temperatures can be extended to watering once a week.
Remember to water in moderation, don't let the soil become too moist, and don't let the soil dry completely. 6. Notes 1. Avoid stagnant water: After watering, check the bottom of the basin in time to see if there is stagnant water. If there is, dump excess water in time.
2. Maintain ventilation: After watering, keep the Ganoderma lucidum potted plants ventilated to avoid the environment being too humid, which may lead to the growth of mold.
3. Regular disinfection: Every 1-2 years, a small amount of potassium permanganate solution can be used for disinfection to keep the Ganoderma lucidum potted plants healthy.
After saying so much, have you learned how to water potted Ganoderma lucidum? As long as you take care of it carefully, I believe that your Ganoderma lucidum potted plants will grow strong and healthy, becoming the "emerald" at home!