How to water marigolds? Master the correct watering method
1. Watering during transplanting
After determining the transplanting time, you can withhold water for 7 days in advance. This also prevents it from growing leggy, and at the same time is more conducive to successful transplanting and improves flower quality. This point is very important. If fellow gardeners want to grow marigolds of better quality, they must follow this point. About 3 days after transplanting, normal watering can resume.
2. Watering during high temperatures
The high-temperature period usually refers to the hot summer. Most plants need a large amount of water to sustain themselves in summer, because when the temperature is higher, water loss is also more serious. However, during high temperatures, this plant is best kept with the soil on the drier side, because if there is too much water at this time, it is very easy to make the plant grow leggy. Besides affecting the plant shape, it will also delay the flowering period or lead to poor flower quality. So at this time, watering must be strictly controlled.
3. Watering during other periods
Its watering principle is alternating dry and wet, so for daily watering, you can wait until the surface layer of the soil has dried completely before watering. This plant both likes water and is drought-tolerant, so it is also fine to water after the surface layer of its soil has dried completely. But liking water does not mean that waterlogging can occur when watering, or that the flower soil can be kept in a moist state for a long time. The flower soil used must have good water permeability and air permeability. This is beneficial to the plant's health and also simplifies the difficulty of growing the plant.