These 5 potted plants do better the drier they are, and are more likely to die if watered too much

As the saying goes, "Watering takes ten years of skill." Whether a flower lives or dies, the most important deciding factor is watering! And most flowers that die from watering do not die because they were watered too little, but because they were watered too much! Too much! Too much! For example, the following 20 kinds of flowers basically all die at the hands of watering fanatics! Today I will introduce these five plants that like drought and fear water, so from now on do not water them too diligently.

Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe has a long flowering period and rich, brilliant flower colors, carrying the meaning of great fortune and long life. Its leaves are dense and emerald green, and it blooms near the Christmas holiday, clustered in groups with abundant colors, making it a beloved indoor potted flower.

Aloe

Its thick leaves have a strong water-storage capacity, so it does not need much watering; watering about 3 times a month is enough. It is also very cold-tolerant and easy to cultivate. It is an ornamental plant with both flowers and foliage, and is quite popular with the public.

Money Tree

Money Tree is a flower that many people grow, because of its auspicious meaning and also because it stays evergreen all year round, which makes everyone very fond of it. In winter, temperatures are low and Money Tree is not cold-tolerant. Once it is watered too much, water easily accumulates and the roots rot, and the Money Tree will turn yellow and die! Absolutely do not water too much!

Bottle Palm

Bottle Palm has a large tuber, a strong water-storage capacity, and can survive even without watering for half a year. Generally, watering 1-2 times a month is enough. In autumn and winter, as temperatures gradually drop, appropriately reduce the watering frequency and amount.

Desert Rose

Desert Rose is a caudex plant with a strong water-storage capacity, and generally it will not die even without watering for 1 month. In spring, summer and autumn, water twice a month; in winter, water once a month or cut off water. When in full bloom it is extremely attractive!

Five common plants that are drought-tolerant and fear water, so restrain your desire to water.