The money tree has always been a favorite green plant among many flower lovers, and it is also very easy to care for in daily life. Evergreen all year round and with a good meaning, who could dislike it!

But if you want to grow a money tree well, watering is also very important, and you have to learn a thing or two about watering!

1. When to water

Spring and autumn are the seasons that suit the money tree's growth best. Watering is generally done in the morning, and the evening is also fine, but ventilate promptly after watering, or place it outdoors for care. Summer is relatively hot, so watering should avoid times when there is sunlight, and especially do not wet the leaves after watering, so the leaves do not get sunburned. Winter temperatures are relatively low, so it is best to water in the afternoon, when the temperature is higher!

2. Where to water

Misting: when indoor humidity is low, you can mist appropriately; note that this is misting, not drenching. Make sure to ventilate promptly after misting.

Watering at the roots: pour water directly into the flowerpot until water comes out at the bottom. But do not do it too often; generally, watering once a week is enough.

3. What to water with

This question is indeed a headache. Is ordinary water no good? Of course it is fine, but varying the routine is also nice.

Fish tank water: water from a fish tank contains fish waste, and is a very good nutrient supplement for plants.

Beer: spraying the leaf surface or watering the roots are both fine. Just dilute it at a ratio of 1:50.

Rice washing water: use rice washing water that has been fermented. Rice washing water can prevent yellow leaves on the money tree and keep the leaves lush and green!