Water is the most essential part of caring for newly planted plants. It’s also the most underestimated issue we have with plant support because if it is too dry, plants don’t grow; if it is too wet, they also don’t grow. When figuring out how much to water, you have to look at surrounding factors, such as what will dry out the soil or take water from the soil and what can put water into the soil outside your irrigation system timer control. Below are some helpful tools to help get a better grip on watering.

Factors that Can Mess with Your Watering Practices
Signs of Overwatering (more common in cooler weather)
Signs of Underwatering (more common in hot or windy weather)
Tips for Drip
Ideal Supplemental Watering Practices
Deep Soaking Tips for Sandy Soils with a Sprinkler on a Hose
Deep Soaking Tips for Clay Soils with a Sprinkler on a Hose
Deep Soaking Tips with a DeWitt Water Bag
Deep Soaking Tips with a Hose on a Trickle
Irrigation Runtime Calculator