How to judge when watering flowers, how to judge when watering is too much

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1. How to judge when to water flowers

2. How to judge too much watering

To determine whether to water a flower, you can observe the changes in the leaves. When there is a lack of water, the leaves turn yellow and dry, the reed heads will also become shriveled and yellow, and the new leaves will have no luster. You can also use your hands to weigh the weight of the flowerpot. The flowerpot will obviously become lighter. It can also be judged by the changes in the soil. The color of the soil surface will become lighter. Twist the soil and the soil will become powdery. The sound of tapping around the flower pot will be crisp and dry. You can feel it dry when you put your finger in it.

1. How to judge whether to water flowers

1. Changes in leaves: To judge whether to water flowers, you can observe the changes in leaves. When flowers are short of water, they need to be watered. When exposed to water, the leaves will turn yellow and show signs of dryness, and the reed heads will become shriveled and yellow. Both old leaves and new leaves will change. The old leaves will start to turn yellow from the tip of the leaf, and the green of the new leaves will not be obvious and they will look dull.

2. The flower pot becomes lighter: you can use your hands Weighing the weight of the flowerpot, the flowerpot has obviously become lighter. This is because the water inside has evaporated, and then the weight has also become lighter. When this happens, you should water in time to provide sufficient moisture for the plant.

3. Soil changes: You can judge whether to water the flowers through changes in the soil. The color of the soil surface will become lighter to gray-white. Twist the soil with your hands, and the soil will become powdery. Use your knuckles to tap around the flower pot, and the sound will be crisper. Put your finger in it. If it is relatively dry, it means it is dry and you can water it.

2. How to judge excessive watering

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If you water too much, a lot of water will flow out of the bottom of the flower pot. Over time, the roots will also rot, affecting the normal growth of the plant and causing problems with the leaves.

2. How to judge too much watering

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