Principles for watering succulents in winter. Wowing methods for watering succulents in winter. Misunderstanding of watering succulents In winter, the cold climate puts many plants into a dormant period, and succulents are no exception. In this season, how to scientifically Water succulents has become a concern for many flower lovers. This article will introduce you in detail the watering methods of succulents in winter and help you raise healthy succulents. Principles for watering succulent plants in winter 1. Control the watering frequency In winter, the metabolic speed of succulent plants slows down and the demand for water is relatively low. The watering frequency should be appropriately reduced, watering once every 10-15 days.
2. Control the amount of watering In winter, the ability of the roots of succulent plants to absorb water is weakened. Too much water can easily lead to root decay. Pay attention to controlling the amount of water when watering to keep the soil slightly moist.
3. Choose the right time in winter, when the temperature is low, pay attention to choosing the right time when watering. It is best to do it between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., when there is sufficient sunshine, which is conducive to water evaporation and reduces the occurrence of diseases. Method for watering succulent plants in winter 1. Watering method For watering in winter, you can use the dipping basin method or the spraying method. The dipping basin method is to put the succulent plants into a basin filled with clear water to allow the roots to fully absorb water; The spraying rule is to spray water on the leaves of succulent plants, taking care not to let water enter the center of the plant.
2. Precautions for watering (1) Before watering, check the soil moisture first, and if the soil is too dry, water it.
(2) When watering, try to distribute water evenly in the soil to avoid concentrating water in one place.
(3) After watering, pour out excess water in time to prevent accumulation of water in the basin.
(4) When watering in winter, try to avoid using tap water. Because chlorine and other substances in tap water are unfavorable to the growth of succulent plants, tap water can be placed for a period of time in advance to allow chlorine to evaporate before using it. Misunderstanding of watering succulent plants in winter 1. Excessive watering In winter, succulent plants have low water requirements. Excessive watering will cause root rot and affect plant growth.
2. Ignoring the soil moisture before watering, failing to check the soil moisture and blindly watering may easily cause soil water accumulation or drought.
3. The use of chlorine and other substances in tap water is not conducive to the growth of succulent plants and should be treated in advance before using it.
Watering succulents in winter requires mastering certain skills and methods. By reasonably controlling the watering frequency, amount of water and selecting the right time, as well as avoiding watering misunderstandings, I believe you will be able to grow healthy succulents. I hope this article is helpful to you.