How many days does it take to water indoor flowers and plants?

Indoor flowers and plants should be watered every few days, and there is no specific requirement. Generally, water is supplied after the soil is dry. It needs to be decided according to different varieties. The watering frequency of water-loving flowers and plants is higher, and the watering frequency of drought-tolerant flowers and plants does not need to be too high. Different growing seasons correspond to different water requirements. During the period of rapid growth, the watering interval needs to be shortened, and when the growth is slow, the watering interval can be extended.

First, how many days will it take to water?

1. Variety: Water indoor flowers and plants every few days, depending on the variety. If you like wet flowers and plants, you need enough water to supplement your growth every day, and the watering frequency can be higher. If it is a drought-tolerant flower, the demand for water is not great, and the watering frequency does not need to be too high.

2. Season: In different growing seasons, the growth situation is different, and the corresponding water demand situation is also different. In the rapid growth period, the water demand is more, so more water can be added to ensure the growth, and the watering interval needs to be shortened. When the climate is cold, the growth is slow, and the watering interval can be extended. Too frequent watering will lead to water accumulation and rotten roots.

Second, common flowers and plants.

1, Peace Tree: Peace Tree likes water relatively, and it can be watered once a week, and it should be watered thoroughly every time.

2. Camellia: it is suitable for growing in a humid environment, and it can be watered for 3-4 days. When the climate is dry in summer, it is necessary to spray water on plants to keep them moist to ensure that there is enough water for growth.

3, Clivia: watering once every half month can meet the growth needs.

4. Cactus: It can be watered for about 15-20 days during the growing period, and once a month when it grows slowly.