How to judge whether the Yale Dance is lacking water

1. Pot soil condition

Before watering it, it is best to check the dryness of the soil in the pot. You can find a toothpick, stick it into the soil, take it out after a few minutes, and see if the toothpick is moist. If it is, don't water it yet. If the toothpick is relatively dry, it means that the plant is currently short of water and needs to be watered immediately.

2. Leaf Status

Generally speaking, when the plant lacks water, the leaves will become lifeless, look wilted and a little shriveled. If the leaves of Dancing Plant are in this state, you need to water it cleanly to avoid it being in a state of water shortage for a long time. While watering, you can also sprinkle water on the plants appropriately.

3. Notes

1. The soil used for planting should be kept slightly moist, not too dry, nor too wet. Just water it thoroughly.

2. After the plants are exposed to rain, drainage should be done quickly and the watering interval should be extended.