How to hand water my new palm trees? This is one of the most common questions we receive after a new landscape installation. It is a very important question as well. Unfortunately the question can vary depending upon a number of factors.
The factors that can affect how much water a new palm tree may need after installation are based upon the following general factors:
- What time of year in terms of receiving regular rainfall after planting or if there is no natural rain support following installation.
- Soil conditions, particularly well or quick draining soils verses soils or properties that hold too much water or dampness and struggle with drainage.
- The size of the palms or trees being planted, the bigger the more water required immediately following installation verses the smaller the palm or tree, the less water.
This video is showing how to hand water your new landscape palm trees and some hedges in conditions that can use extra watering. This video example is above and beyond the sprinklers/ irrigation watering daily for 45 minutes to 1 hour per irrigation zone on your property for each new planting area.
This video shows how to hand water your palm trees IN ADDITION TO INCREASED IRRIGATION SETTINGS UPON NEW LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION. There are additional notes and guideline suggestions and details included in this video we hope will help any viewing experience greater success with their palm tree installations and help revive any new plantings that are struggling. We also will show suggestions on hose drip watering to help really saturate a dry condition or thirsty tree plantings as well. For more information on landscapes, common gardening questions, drainage challenges and an assortment of common questions we receive following new landscapes we welcome you to visit our website @ universallandscapefl.com and hope you find the information helpful.
