How often should I water the fiddle-leaf fig in summer?

Frequency of watering Ficus microcarpa in summer

Fiddle-leaf fig likes water and has a relatively large demand for water during its growth period. Generally, fiddle-leaf figs need to be watered every day. In summer, they need to be watered twice a day. In summer, fiddle-leaf figs that have just been potted only need to be watered once a week.

Key points for watering fiddle-leaf fig in summer

1. Watering time

When watering fiddle-leaf fig in summer, it is more appropriate to choose to water it in the morning or evening. Generally, watering should be avoided during the hot noon, otherwise the roots will be suffocated.

2. Watering amount

When watering the fiddle-leaf fig in summer, the amount of water must be controlled. Usually, after the soil is dry, the soil needs to be watered thoroughly. Generally, if you see water flowing out of the outside of the flowerpot, it means that the soil is watered thoroughly.

The correct way to water Ficus microcarpa

1. When caring for fiddle-leaf fig on a daily basis in spring, the amount of watering should be controlled. Generally, watering once a day is sufficient, and watering should be stopped during the rainy season.

2. The climate is relatively dry in summer, so watering is more frequent. Generally, the temperature will be lower in the early morning or evening, and the water will not evaporate quickly.

3. After autumn, the climate will gradually turn cooler, so you don’t need to water the plants frequently. Usually, watering once every 3-5 days is enough.

4. When caring for fiddle-leaf fig in winter, you need to control water because the roots of fiddle-leaf fig will not absorb too much water at this time.