Here are some tips for watering flowers:
Water deeply: Watering deeply and less frequently is better than watering often and shallowly because it allows water to reach the roots. Deep watering can also encourage plants to seek out water further from the root ball.
Water the soil: Pour water onto the base of the plant, or the soil, instead of the flowers or leaves. This ensures that the water reaches the roots, where it's needed.
Water around the whole plant: Water generously enough to reach the entire root system.
Use room temperature water: Use water that's around 90° F or room temperature.
Change the water: If you're watering cut flowers, change the water out regularly to prevent bacteria buildup that can reduce food absorption. You can also recut the stems at the same time.
Use a soaker hose: Soaker hoses are a good option for watering flowerbeds and vegetable gardens because they gently release water along the entire length of the hose, keeping the leaves dry and reducing the risk of disease.
Use the right amount: If you're watering flowers in a vase, fill it 1/2 to 3/4 full with water.
Why did we just list out the google AI recommendations for watering your plants? At IPD we have a decent green thumb, as you can see from the plants that line our building and grass surrounding our parking lot. While there isn’t always someone at the office, whoever strolls in that day accepts the duty of watering and caring for our photosynthesizing friends.
Well, our latest capsule drop features flowers that would need said watering if they weren’t immortalized onto a tee, shirt, or board short. The flower power is real, and the Rudy Collection proves that with some great looking board shorts, a soft to the touch cotton t-shirt (available in two classic colorways), and a button down sure to impress. We think you’ll love all three, or at least one of the rudy pieces. They scream summertime and also transition seamlessly into your fall outfits. The lightweight fabric all three feature will make sure to help keep you cool during these hotter seasons. You can find them at your local surf shop, or online now (if you’re reading this, that means you’re on our site and one click away from a purchase from the Rudy collection). So without further ado, scroll down to see some of the photos of the goods in the collection.
