Water mung beans every few days, ranging from spring to summer to autumn and winter.

Mung beans are drought-resistant and moisture-resistant. In areas where conditions permit, water can be watered once before flowering and once again during pod setting. In areas where water is scarce, water can be watered once when it is in full bloom. Water properly at ordinary times, and do not accumulate water. Generally speaking, mung beans are watered according to the principle of "seeing dry and seeing wet".

Time and frequency of watering mung beans

The key to determine the growth rate of mung beans by watering. Generally, water them for about 5 days 1 time. Don't wait until the soil is too dry, which will easily affect the growth of plants. After mung bean planting, it needs to be watered once and thoroughly, and normal watering will be resumed after 7- 10 days.

How long does mung bean water in spring?

Spring is the early stage of mung bean growth, and it is basically watered. Generally, watering once every 2-3 days is good for the growth of mung beans, but the amount of water should not be too large to cause water accumulation, so as to avoid root rot of plants, which is not good for growth.

Water mung beans every few days in summer.

If the weather is dry all the time in summer, you can water mung beans more once a day. Of course, if there is a lot of precipitation, you need to drain the water deposited in the land immediately to avoid root rot.

How many days does mung bean water in autumn?

When the temperature drops in autumn, mung beans need less water. At this time, the watering frequency can be reduced, usually once every 3-5 days, and the watering interval can be increased at the end of autumn.

How long does it take to water mung beans in winter?

In winter, mung beans are dormant. Water should be controlled at this time. When the soil is completely dried, water should be properly used and watered every 7 ~ 10 days.

Mung bean watering method

Mung beans have a certain drought tolerance at seedling stage, which requires less water and can reduce watering. After the three-leaf stage, there is a great demand for water, so it is necessary to slowly increase the number of watering. Flower and pod period is the peak of water demand, so water frequently at this time. Mung beans are watered too much, and the excess water can be discharged through drainage.