For honeysuckle, time is also very important. The best time can be from 8:00 to 9:00 in the morning, or from 5:00 to 6:00 in the afternoon. The rest of the time is not suitable for growth and has a greater impact on the roots.
First of all, observe the dry and wet conditions of the soil and apply water. If the soil is dry, water can be supplied for irrigation. The water application plan can be made according to the growth situation. When watering, just let the water flow slowly to the root to ensure that the root can fully absorb the water.
Different growth stages have different demand for water. In spring, a small amount of water can be applied. If too much water is applied at this time, it will lead to a long time. It is only necessary to water the root thoroughly to ensure that the root can absorb enough water to maintain normal growth.
In spring and autumn, the growth is relatively vigorous, and the water can be applied once a week to meet the growth demand. In summer, the temperature is relatively high and the evaporation rate is very fast. The secondary water can be supplied every 2-3 days, except for long-term rainy weather. The growth in winter is basically stagnant, and the water can be watered every 20 days or so.
