How often should I water the Tangyin?

How often should I water the Tangyin?

Tangyin is a plant that is drought-tolerant but not water-tolerant. Based on this characteristic, when watering, we should wait until the soil is close to the drought limit, and then water it in large quantities to ensure that it gets enough water. In spring, it is generally necessary to water it every three days. In summer, the amount of water can be increased as appropriate, but do not cause waterlogging in the soil. Tangyin is more prone to root rot due to excessive waterlogging. When watering, you can choose to use tap water that has been exposed to the sun to remove chlorine mixed with some compound fertilizers.

Tangyin watering method

1. Observe the soil: Tangyin is drought-tolerant, so you can wait until the soil is close to the drought limit before watering it. At this time, you should use more water.

2. Additional watering in spring and autumn: In spring and autumn, the warm season is the best growing period for Tangyin. At this time, the photosynthesis and respiration of the plant are enhanced, and the amount of water can be appropriately increased.

Tangyin watering precautions

1. No need to pay too much attention: Tangyin can accept a relatively dry environment. There is no need to water it frequently to keep the soil moist. Just wait until the soil is very dry before watering it.

2. Watering during drought: When the soil is dry, water it thoroughly to avoid uneven water intake by the roots. This will also allow the plants to obtain enough water at one time.

What to do if you water your Tangyin too much?

1. Move outdoors: Take advantage of the excellent ventilation outdoors to allow the air to carry away excess moisture. This method is very scientific and effective.

2. Apply dry soil: Cover the overwatered soil with a dry layer of soil, and use the soil with a high degree of drought to neutralize the soil with excessive moisture.