This summer, with strong sunlight and high temperatures, plants experience significant water transpiration, necessitating timely and adequate water supply. To prevent damage to plant roots from watering during hot days, the watering tasks are scheduled during the cooler morning and evening hours of 4:00-10:30 AM and after 6:00 PM. All plants within the green areas are watered once daily, ensuring thorough and sufficient hydration; newly established green spaces are watered twice a day, both in the morning and evening, with the requirement that each tree is watered from the top to the roots and every leaf is sprayed with water.

This summer, with strong sunlight and high temperatures, plants experience significant water transpiration, necessitating timely and ample water supply. To prevent root damage to plants due to watering during hot days, the watering operations are scheduled during the cooler morning hours of 4:00-10:30 AM and in the evening after 6:00 PM. Water all plants in the green areas once daily, ensuring thorough and sufficient hydration; for newly established green spaces, water twice a day, both in the morning and evening, ensuring each tree is watered from top to root and every leaf is sprayed with water.

For the maintenance of summer outdoor plants, watering is a crucial measure. The effectiveness of drought resistance is directly related to the method of watering. Mingchuan Flowers' technical staff introduced that drought-resistant watering generally includes three methods: watering after loosening the soil, rain-like watering, and digging trenches and building barriers for watering. Sloping land is suitable for the third method, and if it's difficult to build barriers, watering holes can be dug near the roots. For shrubs with shallow root systems, if it's difficult to loosen the soil and dig holes, rain-like watering can be used. "Slow watering, small amounts, and extended duration" is the three-word mantra for summer plant hydration. After a thorough watering, it can be done again after 3 days.