What water should be poured on Jindiaan?

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1. Daily watering

2. Watering during special periods

2. Watering time

3. Things to note

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Watering Jindiaan depends on the specific situation. If it is daily watering, you need to pour tap water that has been naturally dried. If it is to change the alkaline soil into acidic soil, you need to add fermented rice washing water to the soil. Rice washing water can adjust the pH. Water evaporates quickly in summer, so you can water it more often and in an appropriate amount, and there should be no accumulation of water in the pot soil.

1. Daily watering

1. Daily watering

When watering Diamond Light, do not pour tap water directly, because tap water contains the chemical element chlorine, which will affect the health of the plant. Therefore, the water you pour on it must be naturally dried, so that the treated water will release the chlorine in the water and there will be no damage to the plant.

2. Watering during special periods

It is an acidic plant and is more suitable for growing in acidic soil. If the soil is alkaline hard soil, it will not grow well, so it needs to adjust the soil quality. First test the PH value of the soil. If the PH value is greater than or equal to 7, it means the soil is alkaline. At this time, you can pour fermented rice water into it, because the rice water can change the soil quality. Once the soil becomes acidic, you can continue watering normally.

2. Watering time

< p>The time to water it depends on the weather. When watering in the summer, the water evaporates quickly, so you need to water the soil every other day. If you water in autumn and winter, the water in the soil does not evaporate so quickly. Watering two or three times a week is enough. When watering, first observe the condition of the pot soil. Water only when the pot soil is dry. If the pot soil is moist, do not water it for the time being.

3. Precautions

When watering the pot soil, the amount should not be too much. Too much water can easily cause water accumulation in the soil, which will affect the respiration of the plant's root system and easily lead to root rot. When watering, touch the soil while watering until the soil is moist but not clumping.

2. Watering during special periods

2. Watering time

3. Things to note

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