Watering method

Large leaf umbrella has high requirements for moisture, which can neither be dry nor wet. If the soil is too wet, it will lead to the withering of plant leaves and seriously affect its ornamental value. Only when the soil is too dry can it be watered. Watering should be done thoroughly. Do not leave half of it, which is very unfavorable to the growth of plants. If placed indoors for a long time, watering too much will also lead to the blackening of the front end of the leaves

Watering time

During the growth period, the watering times can be appropriately increased to keep the soil moist. In hot summer, the evaporation of water will greatly increase, so it is more necessary to maintain the moisture of the soil. At the same time, you can often spray water on and around the plant surface to alleviate the too dry environment. You can even spray water on the plant surface many times a day, otherwise the color of the plant leaves will become lighter. Therefore, in the growth period, you should not only keep the soil moist, but also ensure the moisture of the air. Watering in winter should be reduced appropriately to keep the soil slightly wet. If the temperature is low, the soil can be kept dry. Too wet soil will lead to serious withering of plant leaves

During daily watering, you can simply observe how much water the soil will be fully watered after watering, so as to facilitate watering in the future and avoid too much and too little