How to water the umbrella

Watering method

The umbrella plant has high requirements for water. It cannot be too dry or too wet. If the soil is too moist, the leaves of the plant will fall off, seriously affecting its ornamental value. Only water when the soil is too dry, and water thoroughly. Do not water half and leave the other half, as this will be very detrimental to the growth of the plants. If it is placed indoors for a long time, excessive watering will cause the front end of the leaves to turn black.

Watering time

During the growing period, you can increase the watering frequency appropriately to keep the soil moist. In the hot summer, the evaporation of water will increase greatly, so it is even more important to maintain the moisture of the soil. At the same time, you can also frequently spray water on the surface and surrounding areas of the plants to alleviate the overly dry environment. You can even spray water on the surface of the plants several times a day, otherwise the color of the plant leaves will fade. Therefore, during the growing period, you must keep the soil moist and the air moist. In winter, watering should be reduced appropriately to keep the soil slightly moist. If the temperature is low, the soil can be kept dry. Too moist soil will cause the plant's leaves to fall off severely.

When watering daily, you can simply observe how much water the soil needs to be thoroughly watered, which will make it easier to water in the future and avoid too much or too little water.