If the soil is too wet, it will cause the leaves of the plant to fall, which will seriously affect its ornamental value. When the soil is too dry, it can be watered. When watering, it should be fully watered. Do not leave half of it to be watered, which is very harmful to the growth of plants. If placed indoors for a long time, watering too much will cause the front end of the leaves to turn black.
During the growth period, the number of watering can be appropriately increased. To keep the soil moist, the evaporation of water will be greatly increased in the hot summer, so it is more necessary to maintain the soil moisture. At the same time, it can also often spray water on the surface and surrounding of the plant to alleviate the excessively dry environment, or even spray water on the surface of the plant many times a day, otherwise it will cause the color of the plant leaves to fade, so it is necessary to keep the soil moist and ensure the air moist during the growth period. In winter, watering should be reduced properly to keep the soil slightly moist. If the temperature is low, the soil can be kept dry. If the soil is too wet, the leaves of plants will fall seriously.
In the daily watering, you can simply observe how much water the soil will be poured through, so that it is convenient to water later, to avoid too much and too little.
