How to water the succulent plant Tia

1. Principles of watering

In fact, Tia is relatively easy to maintain. It does not have strict requirements for water. Just water it when the soil in the pot is dry. Make sure to water it thoroughly. However, Tia's demand for water depends on the season and period. Generally, in spring and autumn, the demand for water is high, so it needs to be watered once a week, and some nitrogen fertilizer can be applied. But in other seasons, watering once every two or even four weeks is fine!

2. Watering Methods

1. How to water during the growing period. The growing period of Tia is mainly in spring, early summer and autumn. At this time, it needs a lot of water. It must be watered thoroughly and cannot be kept in a too dry environment. Of course, except for dormancy, too dry will cause Tia's old leaves to wither and the growth rate of new leaves will be greatly reduced.

2. How to water in summer. When the temperature is particularly high in summer, Tia is in a state of slow growth or complete suspension of growth. What you need to do at this time is to place it in a well-ventilated place without direct sunlight. Watering must be controlled, and it must not be left in the rain for a long time. In summer, you can water the plant in small amounts in the afternoon depending on the situation.

3. How to water in winter. In winter, you can control it according to the temperature. If the temperature is above 5 degrees, you can water it normally so that it can continue to grow healthily. However, if the temperature cannot be maintained above 5 degrees, watering must be controlled so that it can slowly enter a dormant state to cope with the low temperature. Because when the potting soil is dry, Tia can withstand the low temperature of 3 degrees indoors, but it cannot be placed outdoors, because Tia cannot withstand the frost outdoors!

The above is the topic we are going to discuss today. Do you all know how to water the succulent Tia? I hope everyone can follow the editor’s method and water Tia according to the actual situation!