How many days does the monstera be watered?

Drought tolerance is still very good, but if there is a drought, their growth will also change. Water about once every four or five days, and if you water it too often, it's not good.

It's still possible. For a day or two, the plant is very well fed and very fond of the environment with water, which is very beautiful.

Not very good. It should be handed in every two or three days, this plant is very fond of water and likes moist places.

I don't water according to the number of days, and when the soil is dry, I don't water it.

Monstera is very prone to root rot. When the water is big, the roots rot.

Monstera is watered once every 3-4 days in winter, at this time the plant grows slowly, the water demand is small, it can be watered once in 3 days, and the watering can not be flooded, it is necessary to use a shower or a small water pot to water slowly along the edge of the pot, moisten all the soil, but can not leave stagnant water, and can insert a wooden stick in the soil before watering, and water when it is dry when it is pumped out, and postpone watering when it is wet.

Monstera is watered once every 3-4 days in winter, because the cold tolerance of Monstera is poor, after the temperature is low in winter, the plant will enter the dormant period in order to overwinter, the growth rate will slow down, and the demand for water will be reduced, watering should not be frequent at this time, once every 3-4 days, if you are worried about the dry environment, you can spray water mist once a day.

To judge whether the monstera should be watered, you can tap the potting soil or observe the soil dryness and humidity, tap the middle and upper part of the pot with your hand, and the sound is crisp to indicate that you want to water, or insert the wooden stick vertically into the flower pot, and when you pull it out, the wooden stick is dry, which means that the soil is dry, and you should water the monstera immediately to avoid the plant drying up and dying.

Monstera likes to be moist, but when watering in winter, it is not suitable for flood irrigation, you can use a shower or a small water pot, slowly watering along the edge of the pot, so that the water can completely moisten the soil, and can not leave stagnant water, in addition to spraying water mist on the monstera, it is best to carry out it at noon when the temperature is high, which is conducive to the evaporation of water on the leaf surface, so as not to blacken the leaves.

The monstera that grows in the natural environment can not be repotted in winter, because the plant will enter the dormant period in winter, the success rate of repotting is low, and the probability of frost damage increases, but the greenhouse breeding of the monstera can be repotted in winter, at this time the ambient temperature is constant, the plant can maintain normal growth, and it can also adapt to the environment as soon as possible after repotting.

The plant prefers to grow in both warm and humid environments, and the soil should be loose and fertile, and at the same time have strong water absorption and water retention. The most annoying environment is the scorching sun, the bright light, and the dry environment and arid soil.

The interval between watering is not fixed, for example, there is a big difference between summer and winter, even in the same season, different weather is different.

Spring: The temperature is still a little cold in early spring, so you can water it once every 2 to 3 days, and when the temperature gradually warms up, you can water it once every 2 days or so. At the end of spring, you can water once a day.

Summer: In summer, when the temperature is high, it needs to be watered twice a day, that is, once in the morning and once in the evening.

Autumn: At the beginning of autumn, it is still very hot around noon, so you still need to water once a day; By the middle of autumn, you can water it once every 2 days or so; At the end of autumn, the temperature is already low, so you can water it every 2 to 3 days.

Winter: In winter, when the temperature is low, the growth rate of plants will also become sluggish, so you can water once every 3 to 4 days.

Rainy days: In case of rainy days, you can appropriately reduce watering or suspend watering.

When maintaining Monstera, you can water it every three days, and when watering, you can directly water the mineral-rich river water in the soil, or you can spray the water on the plants to keep the environment moist.

1. The number of waterings

When watering the monstera, you need to adjust the number of times you water it according to the season. When the temperature is more suitable in spring and autumn each year, you can water it every three days, twice a day in the summer when the temperature is high, and once a week in the winter when the temperature is low.

2. Watering method

When it comes to watering monstera, you can choose a suitable watering method. When the soil is dry, you can directly pour water in the soil to soak all the soil, and when the soil is wet, you can use a watering can to spray water on the plants to keep the environment in a moist state.

3. Water source selection

When watering monstera, you also need to choose the right water source. When raising monstera at home, most of them use tap water to water monstera, but the chlorine in the tap water is not good for the growth of the plant, so you need to let the water stand for a day before using tap water, and if conditions permit, you can provide mineral-rich river or lake water for monstera.

4. Water accumulation treatment

When watering the monstera, if there is too much watering, you need to loosen the soil for the monstera in time and drain the excess water in the soil, if it is not found in time, resulting in water accumulation of the plant and the rot of the roots, you need to dig out the monstera from the soil, cut off the rotten roots, and then replant it in the soil with rich organic matter content and good drainage.