Master watering frequency in summerThe Master plant likes water quite a lot. In summer, you can water it every day or every other day. If you keep it outdoors, you can water it every day because the water evaporates quickly outdoors. In addition, if it is a newly planted Master plant, you need to water it more for the first time, and then you only need to water it every two or three days. Master's summer watering tips1. Watering time When caring for the plant, you should water it on time. Generally, you can water it more in the morning in summer to ensure that it has enough water to absorb throughout the day. 2. Watering amount When watering the Master Plant in summer, you must control the amount of water, and when watering, you must check whether its soil is dry. If it is completely dry, you can add water, and then stop watering when the soil is moist. The correct way to water1. Generally, when caring for the plant in winter, you should reduce the frequency of watering. It is best to water it once a week to avoid water accumulation at its roots. 2. Generally, the temperature in spring and autumn is relatively mild, so you can water more often, generally once every two days. |
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