How to water the Swallow's Palm

1. Check the soil

Generally, we don't water the plant casually. We also need to consider the recent weather changes and its living habits before watering. Before watering, we should first check whether the soil is particularly dry. If the soil can be squeezed into a ball, there is no need to water it. If it is very dry and cannot be squeezed into a ball, it means it is very dry. At this time, you need to water it. Be sure to water it in moderation, but not too much.

2. Watering in different seasons

From spring to autumn, you can water the Kusanagi every one or two days. Remember not to let water accumulate in the pot, otherwise the roots will easily rot. When the temperature is relatively high in the summer, it is already over 30 degrees. Then it is in dormancy. At this time, you must control watering. At the same time, you should also properly block the sunlight for it to cool down. You can spray water on the ground around the pot 2 to 3 times a day, and pay attention to ventilation. In winter, try to reduce the amount of water you use and just keep the soil in the pot slightly dry, but not too wet.

3. Watering tips

When watering, you cannot use too much water flow to hit it, otherwise the soil in the pot will become uneven, which is not good for the roots. We can spray its crown with a small spray bottle 1 to twice a day. If you forget to water it for a long time, you must not start watering with a spray bottle. We should wrap its trunk with absorbent cloth and then spray the crown with water to prevent its roots from being damaged. Try to spray some water on its leaves as much as possible, which can keep the leaves shiny and green for a long time, making people feel better. So you should also pay attention to watering.