Soil is the key foundation to a thriving garden. Poor soil quality will cause your plants to die no matter how much water they receive. You must have good soil quality before you plant your crops.
Each climate requires a different amount of water. Hot and dry climates require more water while frequent rain requires less water. If you live in an area that receives lots of sunlight, you may need to water your vegetables once per week.
The type of vegetables in your garden will help you determine how much water you need. The frequency of watering also changes depending on the vegetable you are growing.
Overheard Sprinklers. Some gardeners opt for is type f watering if they have a large garden.
Soaker Hoses or Drip Irrigation. This is a better method compared to the above because the water goes straight to the roots while keeping the foliage dry.
Hand Watering. It is also a method of watering but time-consuming. Its best used for smaller gardens and potted plants.
A root vegetable may need more water during the first few sprouting months, unlike a full-grown vegetable that only requires a bit of water periodically depending on the rainfall received.