What to do if you water the philodendron too much?

Overwatering of Phlox

Generally speaking, if the philadelphus is watered too much, the leaves of the plant will turn yellow. This is because the plant cannot grow normally due to root rot, and the leaves will turn yellow. So if you see the leaves of the plant turning yellow, it may be because you have watered too much.

If you water the Phlox too much, you need to drain the excess water in time and loosen the soil appropriately. Then put the plant in a cool and ventilated place to allow the excess water to evaporate as soon as possible, which can help the plant return to normal as soon as possible.

Will overwatering kill the philodendron?

If you water the philadelphus too much, it will die, because too much water will cause water accumulation in the pot, and the roots of the plant will easily rot if soaked in water for a long time. If the roots rot and cannot grow normally, the philadelphus will die.

Watering tips for Phlox

1. There is no fixed standard for how much water to water the Phlox at one time. Usually, you need to water it when you see the soil surface becomes dry. It is best to water it evenly. As for the amount of water, wait until the water seeps into the pot, but be careful not to allow water to accumulate.

2. The frequency of watering the Schefflera does not need to be too frequent. Usually, when it is grown indoors, the soil in the pot should not be too moist. It is sufficient to water it once every 20 days or so.

3. Schefflera can grow vigorously with ordinary water. If it is tap water, it needs to stand for a few days before watering. And during its growing period, you can spray water on the plant frequently to increase the air humidity, which is conducive to the growth of Schefflera.