The climate conditions are different in different seasons, so the frequency of water supply is also different. It is very drought resistant in itself, and there is not much demand for water, but spring and autumn is just in the period of vigorous growth. At this time, there is still a large demand for water, which needs to be supplemented in time to ensure good growth. It can be watered every 3-4 days. The principle is to see dry and wet, and not to accumulate too much water to cause rotten roots. In the early spring and late autumn, the temperature is a little bit lower, so the water supply can be reduced.
From the end of spring, the temperature begins to rise. The sun is very toxic in the whole summer. The temperature is high and the evaporation speed is fast. In the early summer, water can be given every day. In the later stage, the temperature rises to about 35 ℃, and then it enters the dormancy stage. Water application can be suspended. At this time, if too much water is applied carelessly, it may lead to water accumulation and rot at the root.
It can't bear the cold. In winter, the cold wind will cause the bayberry to sleep, and its growth will be in a state of stagnation. At this time, it can no longer supply water. If the climate is dry, you can give water once a month.
