How to water peach blossoms, how often to water potted peach blossoms

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1. Watering in spring and autumn

2. Watering in summer

3. Watering in winter

4. Precautions

Peach blossoms have different water needs in different seasons. Spring and autumn are its growth periods. In spring, the temperature gradually rises, and watering should be gradually increased. In autumn, watering should be reduced, usually 2-3 times a week. In summer, the temperature is very high and water evaporates quickly, so watering should be done every day, usually in the morning or evening. In winter, plants enter a dormant period and their need for water decreases, so water them once a week.

1. Watering in spring and autumn

The temperatures in spring and autumn are relatively close, so the watering intervals are basically the same. The difference is that when the temperature rises in spring, the water demand gradually increases, and in autumn when the temperature drops, the water demand slowly decreases. Usually it needs to be watered 2-3 times a week. If it encounters the rainy season, watering should be reduced or the watering time should be extended to avoid too humid climate affecting its growth.

2. Watering in summer

The temperature in summer is relatively high and water evaporates quickly, so watering should be more frequent. It usually needs to be watered every day, or twice a day if the climate is very dry. Watering time is generally in the morning or evening, avoid watering at noon, otherwise water evaporation will absorb too much heat, resulting in low temperatures at the roots and affecting its development.

3. Watering in winter

The growth rate of peach blossoms is relatively slow in winter, and the demand for water is not great at this time. In this case, watering needs to be controlled. Generally, it can be watered once a week, and cold water cannot be used. At least the water temperature must be consistent with room temperature before use. If the environment is relatively humid, you can also postpone the watering time and check the pot soil regularly. As long as it is not very dry, you don't need to water.

IV. Precautions

To Peach blossoms are generally watered with rain or river water. This kind of water is also called soft water, which is different from the tap water at home, which is hard water. Soft water contains certain trace elements, which are very helpful for the growth and development of plants. If you can only pour tap water, be sure to leave it for a few days to wait for the chlorine to evaporate before using it again.

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