How often should I water the white palm?

How often should I water the white palm?

Anthurium prefers to grow in a warm environment, maintaining an environment of 18-28 degrees, and a cool and ventilated environment. In this way, we can water it once every 3 to 5 days, and then wait until the soil is slightly dry before watering again. In addition, the common water sources we usually use can be used to water the anthurium.

Watering method for white palm

1. Observe the soil in the pot : If the soil appears whitish and you insert your finger into the soil and find it is very dry, without any moisture at all, these phenomena prove that the plant needs watering.

2. Watering during the peak growing season : Anthuriums have a very high demand for water during the peak growing season. Winter and spring are the growing and flowering periods. To make the flower buds flourish, water them once every one to two days to keep the soil moist. Do not water them too much and only water them when the soil is dry.

3. Weigh the weight : Lift the flowerpot with your hand and feel the weight of the flowerpot. If you feel that the plant is obviously lighter, it means it needs watering.

4. Observe the leaves : When the white calla lily lacks water, the leaves will wither and fold down. If the plant looks a little withered, it means it is time to water it.

Notes on watering white palm

1. Don’t water too much : Anthurium likes water more, but in the process of cultivation, we must not water too much. Once we water too much, the leaves will turn yellow.

2. Reduce the amount of watering in winter : During the winter maintenance process, we must not water too much, otherwise frost damage will easily occur, making it difficult for the white calla lily to survive the winter.

What to do if you overwater your white palm

1. If you realize that you have watered too much after watering the calla lily, you can turn over the soil, pour out the accumulated water, and then put it in a cool place to dry. You can also put it in a ventilated place and raise the flowerpot with bricks to speed up the evaporation of water.

2. If it has begun to wilt, you need to remove it from the pot, cut off the rotten roots and replant it with new soil.