How much water to water the rubber tree

1. How much water to pour

The rubber tree is a foliage plant with very thick and large leaves, which requires a certain amount of water to support its growth. Different plants have different growth conditions and different surrounding environments, so there is no requirement for how much water to water, and it depends on the specific situation. Each time you water, you must ensure that it is watered thoroughly until water flows out from the bottom of the pot. Only then can the soil in the pot be considered completely wet. This will promote sufficient water absorption and ensure that enough water is supplied to maintain growth.

2. What to do if the water content is not appropriate

If the water supply is not adequate, growth will be affected. If there is not enough watering, the bottom of the potting soil will still be dry and the roots will not be able to absorb water at all, so the growth will naturally be affected. If you water too much, there will still be water left in the flowerpot, which will soak the roots and cause root rot. When watering, you must pay attention to observation. Once you find improper watering, you need to deal with it in time. When there is a lack of water, you can gradually add some water to the flowerpot. Water it step by step, and don't water too much at once. When too much water is applied, the first thing to do is to stop watering, then loosen the surrounding soil to promote water discharge and evaporation.