To give it water, you need to choose a good time. In summer, it is usually in the morning and evening. You need to avoid the noon to prevent the high temperature from affecting the plants. Winter is special, because the temperature continues to be low, it can only be poured when the temperature is high at noon to avoid damage to the root.
After confirming the lack of water in the basin soil, water can be applied to it. You need to prepare the water in advance. You can use the tap water after drying. In order to adjust the color, you can choose to add vinegar or lime to the water. After the water has been prepared, the water can be fed into the basin. Slowly pour it down the edge of the flowerpot to ensure that the water can be completely absorbed.
In terms of water quantity, it is necessary to keep it moderate and not too much or too little, otherwise it will cause drought or ponding. In the growth period, the amount can be more. It needs to be poured through once every day until the bottom of the flowerpot can flow out.
In spring and autumn, the climate is relatively mild, and the secondary water can be given every five days or so to ensure the water demand. In summer, due to the high temperature, the secondary water can be supplied every 3-4 days. In winter, the temperature is low and the evaporation is slow. Water can be given once a week.
