Can longevity flowers be watered with rust water? How to water them in winter?

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1. Whether rust water can be poured

2. Watering methods in winter

You cannot pour rust water on longevity flowers. It is an acid-loving plant, and rust water is alkaline and not suitable for use. You can pour it with tap water after it has been dried, or rice water. These two types of water are very good for plant growth and will make it grow more vigorously. Don't water it too much in winter. Wait until the soil is dry before watering, and the water temperature should not be too low.

1. Whether it is possible to pour iron rust water

longevity flowers cannot be poured with iron rust water, because it prefers acidity, and iron rust will become alkaline after being dissolved. You can use iron Use water to water flowers that like alkaline water.

Usually water the longevity flower with tap water after it has been dried, or with rice water. The nutrients in the rice water are relatively sufficient, and when used for watering, the plants will grow more beautiful and vigorously.

2. Watering methods in winter

1. Watering principles: Generally, water it according to the method of preferring dryness to wetness. The soil in the pot should not be too moist, let alone excess water. During the growth period of longevity flowers, the water requirement is very small. Coupled with the low temperature climate in winter, the water dispersion rate in the basin will slow down, so water should be controlled.

2. Watering method: Water it before Before watering, you can check the moisture status of the soil. If it is still wet to the touch, there is no need to water. In winter, try to wait until the soil is dry before watering. You can water once a week. In cold areas, the interval can be longer.

3. Note: When watering in winter, ensure the temperature of the water. Do not use water that is too cold. The temperature of the water should be about the same as room temperature. If the water is too cold, the plants will be more likely to be frostbitten.

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