How to water Trachelospermum variegatum

Living habits:

Variegated ivy is a very strong green plant. It is brightly colored, grows strong, and has a wide distribution. It is also a first choice as a potted plant. Variegated ivy likes to grow in neutral or acidic soil. It has a very strong ability to resist diseases and grows vigorously. It is also very cold-resistant and can withstand short-term waterlogging, and is more drought-resistant. It likes to grow in a relatively humid environment.

Watering method

Variegated Trachelospermum prefers relatively moist soil, especially during the growing season, the soil must be kept moist, but not too moist, which will cause large areas of variegated Trachelospermum leaves to fall off. Under normal circumstances, you can water the plants every 3 days in summer, every 2 days in spring and autumn, and once every half a month in winter. The soil should be kept moist except in winter, in which case the soil only needs to be slightly moist.

Precautions

The weather is hot and humid in summer, and excessive watering can easily cause root rot of plants. There are different watering methods in different growing environments. If you are not sure, you can refer to the watering days and observe the actual conditions of the soil before watering.