Can you water flowers with warm water? Yes, but you need to pick the right time

A song called "Liang Liang" for everyone! I wonder if you've felt the chill of autumn recently. Once the temperature drops, soaking your feet in hot water every day will warm your body, and it's also very good for sleep. When you're out and about, remember to bring a coat so you won't catch a cold or get sick.

Everyone has the idea of keeping warm. Even friends who love flowers as much as life itself, once winter comes and the temperature drops in a straight line, think they can't let their beloved flowers and plants freeze, so they use warm water to water them! Huahua has to say, you've really gone to a lot of trouble, being so thoughtful, haha.

But some friends think that when growing flowers, it's best not to use warm water, because the temperature can easily be too high and the plants can't take it. Others think that winter temperatures are already low, so if you water the plants with cold water, won't it be even more "liang liang"? It probably won't be long before the plants also "liang liang", right?

So today let Huahua tell everyone what kind of water is best for watering plants in winter. First, let's answer the question about warm water, which causes a lot of debate. Actually, warm water can be used to water flowers, but you also need to choose the right time.

For example, in the morning and evening, the temperature is colder and the soil temperature of the plants is also relatively low. If you water with warm water at this time, the temperature difference will be too great, and the plants won't be able to take it, which can cause symptoms of disease. When watering flowers with warm water, it's best to choose noon, when the temperature is a bit higher. The temperature of the warm water just needs to be roughly similar to the noon temperature.

When watering flowers in the morning and evening, it's best to use cold water, which is the tap water we collect. It's fine now, but when winter gets colder, the water temperature may become even colder. Before watering, let the cold water sit for a while, and it won't be too late to water once it reaches room temperature.

In addition, winter is still the season when many plants quietly die. This is because many plants enter dormancy in winter, and due to improper care, it's very likely that the plants will quietly die. So Huahua wants to remind everyone that in winter you should not fertilize plants, and when watering, you should delay watering as much as possible according to the temperature.

Fertilizing plants during dormancy may cause them to become leggy, and legginess will affect the plants' leaf growth and flowering in spring. Similarly, if you water too much, the water won't have time to be absorbed and can only accumulate in the flowerpot, which easily causes root rot. If root rot occurs in winter, the plant will basically die.

Although the plants have entered dormancy, everyone should still not easily let their guard down. Plants in winter especially need good care so they can safely get through the winter. Does everyone know this now?