How often should I water the jade ornaments?

How often should I water the jade ornaments?

Jade plant is a plant that prefers soil with little nutrients and is suitable for growing in slightly moist soil. In spring, it can be watered once a month. If the soil is severely dry during this period, or even desertified and compacted, it needs to be watered immediately. In summer, it can be watered once every week. For the irrigation water source, we can use tap water that has been exposed to the sun to remove chlorine.

Watering method of Jade

1. Check the soil: If the soil is very dry, the water content in the plant is low at this time, and watering is needed to make the soil moist again.

2. Observe the plant body: If the leaves of the succulent plant shrink and lose water, it means that the plant lacks water. If you do not water it, it may affect the normal growth of the plant, so you need to water it immediately.

Precautions for watering jade ornamental plants

1. Water thoroughly during drought: The leaves of Jade Plant can store water and have strong drought resistance. You can wait until the soil tends to be dry and then water it thoroughly at once. This can effectively avoid the problem of waterlogging in the soil.

2. Avoid waterlogging: Jade plant is not tolerant to waterlogging. If the soil is moist and waterlogged for a long time, it will cause root rot. If it is allowed to develop without treatment, the next step will be the death of the plant. Therefore, avoid excessive soil humidity.

What to do if you water the jade plant too much?

1. Move to the sun: Using sunlight can speed up the photosynthesis of the jade ornamental and synthesize nutrients in the plant body, thereby metabolizing excess water.

2. Improve ventilation: Open windows for ventilation or set up fans near the object to increase the air circulation rate and allow dry air to take away excess moisture in the soil.