Do We Need To Water The Garden After Turning It Over

It needs to be watered.
There are many types of flowers, and the growth habits and environment of different flowers vary greatly. If it is a herbaceous or woody plant, it is necessary to water the roots after changing the soil. If it is a succulent plant, it cannot be watered immediately after changing the pot. It already has a relatively rich water content. Watering immediately after changing the pot can easily cause root rot, and it needs to be watered 2-3 days later.
Watering immediately, it is best to use the soaking method for the first time after changing the pot. Place the potted flowers in the water pot and wait for the surface of the soil to moisten before taking them out and placing them. After the first watering, wait for the soil in the pot to dry until the surface turns white before watering, and master the principle of "no drying, no watering". After changing pots, the potted flowers should be placed in a cool place and not exposed to sunlight. They should be sprayed with water regularly on the leaves. During this period, flowers cannot be fertilized and will gradually return to sunlight after 8 days. After replacing the soil with a new one, the soil must be compacted to avoid potholes that may affect the absorption of water by the roots after watering. In addition, it is necessary to leave a place for watering and not leave a place for water due to the soil being too full.