How to Water Someone Else's Plants

Prepare beforehand., Use a watering can or jug., Know what type of plant needs watered how., Use the settings on the hose., Find out if there are any plants that need to be thoroughly soaked. , Make and jot down notes if any plants have diseases.

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Prepare beforehand.

    Take some time to watch them water their plants before you are left responsible for them.

    Ask them any questions on their preferences, since each plant owner has their own ways in caring and growing for them.
  2. Step 2: Use a watering can or jug.

    Most of the time, you don't want to use a lot of pressure, as in a water hose, when you water them.

    A gentle spray bottle is very efficient for fragile flower petals. , African Violet type of plants shouldn't be watered directly.

    Seedlings should only receive very gentle watering. , If you find yourself having to use a water hose, experiment with the settings.

    Usually, lighter is better. ,, Each plant disease has their own treatment, so you may be asked to use a separate special mixture to water them with.

    Most of the time, it'll be a labeled spray bottle of water and vinegar or another treatment.
  3. Step 3: Know what type of plant needs watered how.

  4. Step 4: Use the settings on the hose.

  5. Step 5: Find out if there are any plants that need to be thoroughly soaked.

  6. Step 6: Make and jot down notes if any plants have diseases.

Detailed Guide

Take some time to watch them water their plants before you are left responsible for them.

Ask them any questions on their preferences, since each plant owner has their own ways in caring and growing for them.

Most of the time, you don't want to use a lot of pressure, as in a water hose, when you water them.

A gentle spray bottle is very efficient for fragile flower petals. , African Violet type of plants shouldn't be watered directly.

Seedlings should only receive very gentle watering. , If you find yourself having to use a water hose, experiment with the settings.

Usually, lighter is better. ,, Each plant disease has their own treatment, so you may be asked to use a separate special mixture to water them with.

Most of the time, it'll be a labeled spray bottle of water and vinegar or another treatment.

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