waterlogging

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waterlogging W as wedding floristry Waterlogging refers to a condition in the plant kingdom where the plant is exposed to moisture for a prolonged period of time. Waterlogging is one of the largest enemies of countless flowers and plants, as the soil area and therefore the root system can no longer be supplied with oxygen due to the permanent supply of water. Comparable with a drowning man, the plant atrophies so in excess water or varnish of air and can thereafter not be rescued by draining or repotting. Waterlogging is a natural phenomenon that occurs regularly in different regions of the world, often alternating with periods of drought. In our latitudes, waterlogging occurs in forest and field areas only after rainfall, which makes, for example in the agricultural sector, crops unusable and can the off. Waterlogging also occurs in your own home and private garden grounds, if a flower grower irrigates his or her garden. In agriculture and horticulture, this problem is solved by drainage, flower pots and planters have smaller holes in the bottom of clay and ceramic and allow the release of water. If the planter or planter is filled with water, the phenomenon of waterlogging is preserved and the plant drowns.