Violet, the plant known as the fragrance of the night, the fragrance of the dinner flower, has captured the hearts of countless flower friends with its fragrance and colour. However, to keep this elf of the night flourishing in your garden or balcony, it is essential to acquire scientific watering techniques. This paper will combine the growth habits of violet and reveal the golden laws that water it, helping you to create a flowery view of her。
I. The water-watering principle: wet, dry and dry
Violet was born in tropical america, warm and wet, but roots are extremely sensitive to water accumulation. Its core principles for watering can be summed up as “dry wet, rather than wet” - i. E. Watering the soil when its surface is dry and then watering, avoiding long-term wetting or water accumulation. This principle is rooted in the biological characteristics of violet: its roots are of a physical nature, with strong water storage capacity, but it is less water-resistant, and over-watering can lead to root decay, which in turn triggers the total atrophy。
Practical skills:
Observe soil: insert 2-3 cm in the soil with a finger and water if it feels dry or dry or if it is still wet。
(b) numeracy standards: water is slowly being poured until water flows from the bottom drain of the pelvis to ensure that the moisture penetrates deep into the roots。
Avoiding water build-up: post-water examination of trays and timely fallout if water is accumulated to prevent root impregnation leading to decay。
Ii. Seasonal watering: time-appropriate, precision-controlled
The growth cycle of violet is closely related to seasonal changes, and the frequency of watering is subject to seasonal adjustments to meet the needs of her different stages of growth。
Spring: recovery period, moderate humidity
In the spring, violet woke up from hibernation and entered a long period of life. Temperatures are gradually rising back at this time, but the temperature is much higher day and night, and water is required to keep the soil humid and to avoid the effects of drought on the onset of new growth。
Summer: festivities, frequency increases
The summer was a flowering period for violet, with high temperatures and rapid evaporation and a significant increase in water requirements. Care needs to be taken, however, to avoid watering during high-temperature periods and to prevent excessive damage from water temperature to soil temperature。
3. Autumn: transition period, gradual reduction
In the autumn, the temperature gradually declined and the growth of violet slowed, resulting in reduced water requirements. It is necessary at this time to control the watering, keep the soil dry and prepare for winter。
4. Winter: hibernation period, strict water control
In the winter, violet entered a hibernation period, with parts of the ground dying and the root of the ground still alive. At this time, the water needs to be strictly controlled to keep the soil dry and to prevent low temperatures and high humidity leading to rotting roots。
Iii. Special situations: flexible responses, scientific conservation
1. New planting or re-basin: pouring down water
The new or changed-basket purple jasmine needs to be watered with a firm root water in order to promote close integration of the roots with the soil and to increase the survival rate. Water should be watered and placed in slow seedlings in the cold ventilated areas, so as not to cause the water to evaporate too quickly through direct sunlight。
2. Period of pest and disease control: control of water distribution
In the case of violet jasmine, which is infected with diseases such as pollinosis and root disease, it is necessary to reduce the frequency of watering and to keep the soil dry, together with the treatment of microbicides to prevent further disease。
3. Reproduction period: maintenance of soil micro-moisture
Violet can breed by sowing or plugging. The soil needs to be moisted during reproduction in order to avoid drought causing seeds to fail to germinate or sprouts。
Iv. Warnings for water-watered areas: avoid mined areas and grow healthy
Overwatered: violet is resistant to drought and flooding, overwatered can easily lead to rotting roots and, in serious cases, to total death。
Inappropriate watering times: summer noon water can lead to stimuli and winter and evening water can lead to freezing。
Neglect of water quality: the prolonged use of hard water or chlorine-containing water for water purposes can lead to soil sheeting and affect the growth of violet. It is recommended that water be watered with rainwater, river water or running water after drying。
Violet's watering is science, and art. With the principle of "dry and wet, rather than wet" and flexiblely adjusted to adjust the frequency of watering in the light of seasonal changes and avoid common faults, you can easily produce a healthy, flowering purple jasmine. Let this elf of the night shine in your garden and add a fragrance and colour to life
