What water to use for growing flowers

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1. Water selection

2. Precautions

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When growing flowers, you can use the rainwater collected in daily life. Used to water the flowers, the flowers will grow better. Or you can use melted snow water. Tap water from home can also be used, but it needs to be left for about 2-3 days. When watering flowers, you should not only pay attention to the water used, but also the water temperature. Avoid using water that is too cold or too hot to water the flowers.

1. Water selection

1. Water selection

1. Rainwater: When watering flowers, you can use collected rainwater. It is a kind of neutral water with no minerals in it. It is very good for watering flowers. . Using rainwater to water your flowers will make them more beautiful and help them grow better.

2. Snow water: can also be used in northern areas Use snow water to water flowers. This is also soft water and is very beneficial to the growth of flowers. However, you need to wait for the snow to melt into water before you can use it.

3. Tap water: You can also use tap water to grow flowers at home, but this water contains a lot of chlorine and cannot be used to water flowers directly. Usually, you need to leave the water for 2-3 days, and wait until all the chlorine in the water has dissipated before watering the flowers.

2. Precautions

When watering flowers, you should not only pay attention to the choice of water, but also the temperature of the water. No matter when you water the flowers, the temperature of the water should not be too different from the room temperature. Water that is too hot or too cold will damage the roots of the plants. The best way is to use normal temperature water, and then use it when the temperature of the water is similar to the temperature of the breeding environment.

2. Precautions

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