First of all, flower friends should first understand that the roots of Jihong Pinus koraiensis are fleshy, and the ponding in the basin soil is easy to rot the roots, so when cultivating Jihong Pinus koraiensis, we must pay attention to watering not too much. In order to know more clearly how Ji Hong and Xiao Song water, Xiao Bian will explain from the following aspects.

Ji Hong and Xiao song would rather dry than waterlogging

Generally speaking, it doesn't matter that plants with fleshy roots like Jihong Pinus koraiensis are dry, but it's easy to die in flood. So I'd rather let the soil dry than water too much. Ha ha, but I can't say that. Of course, it's best to keep the right humidity and dryness. I just want to tell you that you can reduce the watering times of Ji Hong and Xiao Song. Don't worry about this. Generally, there will be no water shortage

How do Ji Hong and Xiao Song water at different times

Although Jihong Pinus koraiensis has no obvious dormancy period and grows all year round, after all, the climate and dry and wet degree of each season are different. Water once every three to four days in spring and autumn, twice a day in summer, preferably once in the morning and once in the evening, because the temperature is high and the evaporation is fast. In winter, you can extend it to seven to ten days, but you should use warm water at about 15 ℃, and you'd better choose sunny noon and remember to pour it thoroughly. Generally speaking, the evaporation is fast in summer and watered more. The evaporation is slow in winter and watered less

Soil properties of Pinus koraiensis affect watering

The soil with good permeability and drainage will evaporate quickly, while some soils are not, so the watering frequency of different soils will be different

In fact, seriously speaking, there is no accurate standard on how to water Jihong pine. Different flowerpots, soil, ventilation and climate will affect the number of watering. In a word, the actual dry and wet condition of the soil is the final principle that determines watering. I hope the above will help you