Why doesn't the dripping Guanyin drip water?

Dripping Guanyin dripping water

When cultivating the weeping angel, many people have seen it dripping water. Water droplets appear at the tips of the leaves of the weeping angel.

The weeping angel is a common ornamental plant in tropical and subtropical areas. The reason why it drips is that when the air is humid and the soil has sufficient moisture, the leaves drip downwards. The occurrence of this phenomenon is actually conditional. Both the air and the soil need to maintain a certain amount of moisture, so the dripping water of the Dripping Guanyin is actually self-regulating.

However, it should be noted that this drop of water is said to be poisonous, so it is best not to drink it casually.

Why doesn't the Dripping Guanyin drip water?

However, many people who raise the Weeping Guanyin find that it does not drip water. This is mainly due to the influence of climate.

When raising the Weeping Goddess of Mercored Terrestrial Plant, one thing you may not realize is that the air is too dry. In fact, the air in many areas of our country is relatively dry, especially in the north, where the air is dry and precipitation is low. The potted weeping angel is grown indoors, relying on watering and spraying to maintain humidity, and a dry environment can easily occur, so you will rarely see the weeping angel dripping water at this time.

If the weeping angel does not drip water, it does not mean that it is not growing well. So, there is no need to make it drip water deliberately, just let it take its natural course.