What kind of water is good for watering flowers? What kind of water is best for watering flowers?

Water is the source of life for flowers. Without water, flowers cannot survive; without water, flowers cannot grow well.

The best water for watering flowers is salt-free and alkali-free water. Mud water containing calcium salts, magnesium salts and extremely turbid water is not suitable for watering flowers. Watering flowers with hard water with high calcium and magnesium salt content will harden the soil and alkalize it; secondly, it will produce brown spots on the surface of the flowers and leaves, affecting photosynthesis.

Rainwater is the most ideal water for watering flowers. It contains no minerals. Water contains more air and is slightly acidic or neutral. However, storing large amounts of rainwater to water your plants is not easy. Ponds and rivers are also good water for watering flowers, but cities lack ponds and rivers and it is impossible to use such water to water flowers.

Tap water contains chlorine and is not suitable for watering flowers.

In short, clean river water and stored rainwater are the most suitable water for watering flowers.

Through our introduction, I believe everyone has a deeper understanding of what kind of water is best for watering flowers and what kind of water has the best effect.