How often should I water my Green Diamond?

How often should I water my Green Diamond?

The frequency of watering the Green Diamond varies in different seasons. Generally, in spring, you can water it once every two days, in summer you can water it every day, and in winter when the climate is cold, you need to control the water and water it once every half a month. Generally, it is best to use snow water, rain water, or well water for watering.

Green Diamond Watering Method

1. Observe the soil in the pot : if you see that the surface of the soil is dry and white, water it thoroughly. If the surface of the soil is not dry, do not water it. This way, when growing flowers, having both wet and dry soil will be more conducive to root breathing.

2. Watering during the growing season : Green Diamond likes moisture, so be sure to water it frequently, especially in summer and autumn when the air is particularly dry. Also pay attention to spraying water around the Green Diamond to ensure the humidity of the surrounding air. The air humidity should generally be maintained between 50-70%. If it is lower than 50%, the leaves of the Green Diamond will turn yellow and dry.

Green Diamond Watering Notes

1. Do not water too much : The soil for planting Green Diamond should be kept moist, but not too much water. Especially in the rainy season, attention should be paid to drainage to prevent root rot caused by waterlogging.

2. Reduce the amount of watering in winter : In winter, the green diamond will be dormant. When watering, the water temperature must be consistent with the room temperature, otherwise frost damage will occur.

What to do if you overwater your green diamond?

Generally, Green Diamond does not need too much water. If you water too much, the leaves will turn yellow. You need to make sure the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering, and water it thoroughly. If you water too frequently and the soil in the pot is not completely dry, there will be water accumulation, which will easily cause root rot and yellow leaves. At this time, you can place the flowers in a cool place, let the soil dry naturally, and put them back in the pot. They will recover on their own in 15 to 20 days.