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water per week applied at one time either in the form of rainwater or irrigation. One thorough watering each week that wets the soil to a depth of five to six inches is ideal. Tb determine the depth of soil moisture, dig into the soil and few hours after watering to determine how deeply your normal waterings wet the soil. If it’s greater than five to six inches, shorten your watering time.
The amount required varies with the nature of your soil.
Then do not water again until the top few inches of soil begin to dry out. Frequent, light watering will encourage shallow rooting that will cause plants to suffer more during drought periods, especially if mulches are not used. On the other hand, too much water, especially in poorly drained soils, can be as damaging to
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