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Water pothos and asparagus fern like this in spring, or they will wither away leaving only empty pots

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As the saying goes, whether your flowers thrive or not all comes down to watering! In spring, temperatures rise day by day. If you still water the same way as in winter, your plants at home will definitely droop and stop growing! So, when transitioning from winter to spring, how exactly should you water? Come take a look with Huahua!

How to water a money tree in spring?


How often should you water a money tree?

As temperatures rise, the money tree shifts from its dormant period to its growing period, so watering frequency increases.

During the winter-spring transition, if the weather is cold, water once every 1-2 months; once the weather warms up, water 2-3 times a month. Loosen the soil with a toothpick or tweezers. If the pot feels noticeably lighter and loosening the soil feels difficult, it is time to water.

How to water pothos in spring?


How often should you water pothos?

As temperatures rise in spring, pothos starts growing rapidly, so watering frequency should gradually increase too.

During the winter-spring transition, if the weather is cold, water 1-2 times a month; as spring begins, gradually increase to once every 5-7 days. When watering, do not forget to mist the leaves and the surrounding air with a spray bottle to prevent the leaves from turning yellow due to lack of water.

How to water a kalanchoe in spring?


How often should you water a kalanchoe?

As temperatures rise in spring, kalanchoe kept in homes below 0°C will wake up from dormancy.

During the winter-spring transition, if temperatures are low, water about once every 7-10 days; after temperatures rise, water about once every 5-7 days. Normally, water when you see the soil surface turning pale.

How to water a clivia in spring?


How often should you water a clivia?

Spring is the best period for clivia growth, so watering frequency and amount should increase from less to more.

If you water about once every 10-15 days during the winter-spring transition, then after temperatures rise you can gradually increase it to once every 5-8 days. Choose to water between 9 am and 3 pm, and let the water temperature come close to room temperature before watering.

How to water a camellia in spring?


How often should you water a camellia?

When temperatures are low in spring, choose to water around midday; once it has fully warmed up, you can choose to water in the morning or evening.

In spring, watering about once every 5-7 days is enough. Water once the soil surface has dried out completely. If the camellia starts growing new leaves, just keep the soil moist.

How to water an azalea in spring?


How often should you water an azalea?

As temperatures rise in spring, azaleas bloom and send out new shoots, so their water needs increase greatly. At the same time, pay attention to ventilation.

In spring, watering about once every 7-10 days is enough. Let tap water sit for 1-2 days and water only after the chlorine has fully evaporated; you can mix in 0.2% ferrous sulfate when watering to keep the soil slightly acidic.

How to water a lucky bamboo in spring?


How often should you water a lucky bamboo?

Whether grown in soil or in water, lucky bamboo starts growing in spring, so both watering and water-changing frequency need to increase.

 During the winter-spring transition, if the weather is cold, watering about once every 10-15 days is enough; after temperatures rise, for lucky bamboo grown in soil, watering about once every 5-7 days is fine; for lucky bamboo grown in water, change the water once every 7-10 days, and wait until the water temperature is close to room temperature before changing it.

How to water a cyclamen in spring?


How often should you water a cyclamen?

As temperatures rise in spring, a cyclamen's water needs grow larger, the soil dries out faster, and watering frequency increases accordingly.

During the winter-spring transition, if the weather is cold, watering about once every 10 days is enough; once temperatures rise, watering once a week is plenty. Reach your hand under the leaves and feel around: if the soil surface feels dry, then it is time to water.

How to water a Christmas cactus in spring?


How often should you water a Christmas cactus?

As temperatures gradually rise in spring, watering frequency must gradually increase as well.

During the winter-spring transition, if the weather is cold, water once every 7-10 days; if temperatures gradually rise, water once every 5-7 days.

How to water a snake plant in spring?

How often should you water a snake plant?

A snake plant enters dormancy at low temperatures, and as the weather gradually warms up, its water needs begin to gradually increase.

During the winter-spring transition, if your home is cold, keeping to 2-3 waterings a month is enough; if temperatures have already risen above 15°C, watering about once every 5-7 days is fine.

How to water an asparagus fern in spring?

How often should you water an asparagus fern?

As temperatures gradually rise in spring, water evaporates faster, and the asparagus fern's water needs begin to gradually increase.

During the winter-spring transition, if the temperature is around 10°C, watering about 1-2 times a week is fine; if the temperature is above 15°C, watering about once every 3-5 days is fine. Remember to mist the leaves to prevent them from turning yellow and drying out due to lack of water.

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