Potted plants should be watered when dry and wet and dry thoroughly.

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1. See dryness and wetness

2. Dry thoroughly and water thoroughly

Seeing dryness and seeing wetness is the main method for growing flowers at home. Seeing dryness means that after watering once again, you can only water it again when you see that the soil surface is a little white. You don't have to wait until the soil in the pot has dried for a long time before watering again. Water, "seeing wet" means that the next time you water, you must water it until the soil is completely moist. Dry thoroughly and water thoroughly is mainly suitable for semi-drought-tolerant plants. The principle is similar to that of seeing dry and wet. It means waiting until the potted plants are completely dry before watering. Watering needs to be done in one time.

1. Seeing dryness and seeing wetness

Seeing dryness and seeing wetness is the main method of growing flowers at home. Seeing dryness means that after watering again, you can only water again when you see that the soil surface is white. Once, there is no need to wait for the pot soil to dry for a long time before watering the next time. The next time you water, you must water until the soil is completely moist. This method is very suitable for succulent plants. Supply sufficient water during the period of vigorous growth so that the pot soil contains an appropriate amount of water. After that, it needs to be buffered for a period of time and wait until part of the water evaporates before watering again.

2. Dry thoroughly and water thoroughly

This method is mainly suitable for semi-drought-tolerant plants. Drying thoroughly and watering thoroughly are similar to the above. It also means waiting until the pot is completely dry before watering. One-time watering needs to be watered thoroughly, all the way to the bottom of the flower pot. The water can flow out, so that it can be thoroughly watered to avoid water blocking the waist, that is, half water. Generally, for potted plants that grow vigorously and healthily, the water-absorbing parts are mainly concentrated at the bottom of the pot. If they are not watered thoroughly during watering, the roots will still be in a dry state and will not absorb water.

Before watering, you need to first determine whether it is When it is completely dry, you can observe the dryness and wetness of the pot soil surface, and you can also use your fingers to feel it.

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