The correct way to water orchids and the points to note

I. Timing

1. The best time to water this type of plant is before nine in the morning, because at this time the outside temperature is neither too high nor too low, so when we water the plants at this time, the flowers will absorb it relatively well.

2. Try not to water in the evening. If the water has not fully evaporated, excess water will remain at the bottom of the pot, and over time this will cause root rot.

3. Avoid watering at noon when the weather is relatively hot and humid. The temperature is high at noon, and cold water will lower the soil temperature, thereby affecting plant growth.

II. Techniques

1. When watering this type of plant, water around the edge of the pot; do not pour a large amount of water directly onto it.

2. Learn to observe the degree of soil water shortage in the plant, and water the plant in an appropriate amount according to the soil.

3. If using tap water to water, wait for the chlorine in the tap water to dissipate completely. It is best to leave it in the air for three days and then water.

III. Points to note

1. Some water is not suitable for watering flowers. It is best to use spring water and natural rainwater, and do not use well water.

2. This type of plant does not need to be watered too frequently, but when watering, it should be watered thoroughly.

3. Do not spray when the plant is growing new buds and leaves. Make sure the new buds grow out smoothly before spraying an appropriate amount.