Large leaves are drought tolerant and hate waterlogging. Although it has a strong vitality, too much water can also cause rotten roots. Therefore, when watering the large leaves to the ground, it should be moderate, and pay attention to the watering time and watering frequency.
Large leaves fall to the ground to root and water time
In general, large leaves can be watered normally in spring and autumn, and when the temperature is too high in summer, water can be appropriately sprayed to increase air humidity and help cool down the plant. In winter, the temperature is too low, less watering or even stopping water, only when the soil is dry can it be properly watered and moistened.
Large leaves fall to the ground to root and water frequency
Water once a week, or once every ten days. Depending on the degree of dry and wet soil watering, if the soil is already semi-dry or dry, it should be watered in time.
Watering method for large leaves to take root
When watering, you should water thoroughly, not only half of it, nor too much. The amount of watering can be measured according to whether the bottom of the pot is seepage, so be sure to choose a pot with a hole in the bottom.
Large leaves fall to the ground and take rooting precautions for watering
When watering, be careful not to water the leaves, but to water the soil. Too much moisture on the leaves will affect the beauty of the plant and will also affect the growth of the plant.