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Understanding the growth habits of rose of Sharon, watering time, watering methods, precautions for watering, and how to determine if the rose of Sharon is lacking water

Rose of Sharon, with its bright and long-lasting flowers, has become a favorite of many flower enthusiasts. Watering is a crucial step in its maintenance. Mastering the correct watering method can help your rose of Sharon grow robustly. This article will introduce you to the watering techniques for potted rose of Sharon in detail.

Understanding the growth habits of rose of Sharon

Rose of Sharon prefers a warm and humid environment, has good cold resistance, and is not picky about soil. During the growing season, rose of Sharon requires plenty of water but cannot tolerate waterlogging. Watering should follow the principle of moderation.

Watering time

1. Morning watering: Morning is a good time for watering. The lower temperature at this time reduces evaporation, which is beneficial for water absorption and utilization.

2. Avoid watering at noon: The high temperature at noon can easily cause leaf burn and even trigger diseases when watering.

Watering methods

1. Thorough watering: When watering, make sure to water thoroughly, allowing the water to fully penetrate the soil to meet the growth needs of rose of Sharon.

2. Avoid spraying water: Spraying water can easily lead to excessive humidity on the leaves, which can cause diseases.

3. Watering frequency: Water 2-3 times a week during the growing season and slightly reduce it in winter.

Precautions for watering

1. Soil drainage: Rose of Sharon does not tolerate waterlogging, so it is necessary to ensure good soil drainage. You can choose breathable potting soil, such as peat soil, decomposed leaf soil, etc.

2. Watering temperature: The water temperature should be close to the soil temperature to avoid damaging the roots due to excessively low or high water temperatures.

3. Watering tools: Use a spray bottle or a small-mouthed pot to water, avoiding excessive water flow that can harm the leaves.

How to determine if rose of Sharon is lacking water

1. Observe the leaves: When the leaves of rose of Sharon appear wilted and yellow, it indicates the plant is lacking water and should be watered promptly.

2. Observe the soil: Touch the soil with your hand. If it feels dry, the soil is lacking water and needs to be watered promptly.

Mastering the correct watering method is crucial for the growth of rose of Sharon. Through the introduction of this article, I believe you now have a deeper understanding of the watering techniques for potted rose of Sharon. With careful care, your rose of Sharon can surely grow robustly and bloom beautiful flowers.

References:

1. "Comprehensive Book of Flower Maintenance," China Forestry Publishing House, 2015.

2. "Practical Manual of Home Flower Growing," China Agricultural Publishing House, 2017.