How often should I water the Schefflera vine?

How often should I water the Schefflera vine?

Schefflera vine watering method

1. Watering according to the environment : When the ventilation is poor and the temperature is low, the moisture in the pot soil of Schefflera will be consumed very slowly. At this time, you can choose not to water or water less. If the air is relatively dry and the moisture in the pot soil evaporates quickly, you need to increase the amount of watering.

2. Temperature : In the hot summer, you can water the plant once before 8 am every day, and then observe the condition of the soil. If the soil is not completely dry, you can choose not to water it. When the temperature is between 17 and 20°C, it is very suitable for the growth of Schefflera chinensis, and you can water it every 1 to 2 days.

Watering precautions for Schefflera

1. Do not water too much : Schefflera is suitable for growing in a humid environment, so it must be watered sufficiently. If the environment is too dry, the leaves of the plant will easily wither and turn yellow. It is also relatively resistant to moisture, so the soil can always have a certain humidity during the growing period, but there must not be stagnant water, otherwise it will affect the breathing of the roots.

2. Reduce the amount of watering in winter : During the winter dormancy period, the main thing is to control fertilizer and water. Fertilizer and water management should follow the cycle of fertilizer-clean water-clean water-fertilizer-clean water-clean water, and the interval period is about 3 to 7 days.

What to do if Schefflera is overwatered

1. Stop watering in time. If you accidentally water the Schefflera too much, you must drain the excess water from the pot in time. First, you should stop watering in time, and then pour out most of the accumulated water directly, or check whether the water outlet at the bottom of the pot is blocked, and make sure the outlet is unobstructed before draining the water from the outlet.
2. After drainage, the potted plants should be moved to an environment with better ventilation and the soil should be loosened appropriately. This can speed up the evaporation of water in the pots. If the problem is discovered in time, these measures can ensure the normal growth of Schefflera chinensis and will not have a great impact on it.