Do pitaya potted plants like water? How often should they be watered?

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1. Do you like water?

2. Watering frequency

3. Precautions

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Dragon fruit likes water and is suitable for growing in moist soil. Especially in spring and summer, water it more often to provide sufficient moisture for the plant roots. In rainy weather, watering should be delayed and drainage should be done as soon as possible after rain. It is best not to water once every few days, but to wait until the soil is dry before watering, otherwise there will be water accumulation.

1. Do you like water?

1. Do you like water?

The pitaya potted plant likes water. It likes to grow in a humid environment, but during the maintenance period, it should be watered according to the actual situation, and do not let water in the pot Too much standing water. Especially during the growth period, it must have sufficient water, and water it more in spring and summer, so that the roots can absorb enough water and the growth will be more vigorous.

You can stop watering on rainy days or cloudy days. If there is accumulated rainwater after a rain, it should be drained as soon as possible. Also during the fruit growth stage, you should water more appropriately to keep the soil slightly moist, which will also help the fruit expand. If you water it too much in normal times, it will be easily infected by pathogens, which will cause its roots and stems to rot.

2. Watering frequency

< p>Normally speaking, there is no fixed number of times to water dragon fruit, because its water requirements are different at each stage and the climate is also different, so it must be done according to the specific situation. The scientific and reasonable watering method is to water until the soil is dry. If the soil surface is moist, there is no need to water anymore. Just replenish water when it is dry.

3. Precautions

When you find that there is too much water in the pot, you need to take drainage measures, or place the potted plant in a more ventilated location. This can speed up the evaporation of water in the pot and avoid rot to a large extent.

2. Watering frequency

3. Precautions

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