How often should I water Chlorophytum comosum in summer? What is the best way to water it in summer?

Frequency of watering Chlorophytum comosum in summer

Chlorophytum comosum is a water-loving plant that likes to grow in a humid environment. It needs a lot of water during the growing season and usually needs to be watered every 2-3 days to keep its soil slightly moist. In summer, in order to avoid excessive evaporation and water shortage, it needs to be watered once or twice a day.

Key points for watering Chlorophytum comosum in summer

The overall temperature is relatively high in summer, especially at noon, so you need to avoid this time period and try to water in the morning and evening to fully meet growth needs.

Do not water too frequently in summer, as it can easily cause water accumulation and root rot. Spray the leaves in time to avoid affecting its normal growth, as long as the soil surface is very dry.

Generally, we can use a toothpick or unused disposable chopsticks to insert into the soil and check. If the soil in the pot is also dry, we can water it.

The correct way to water Chlorophytum comosum

When watering the Chlorophytum japonica, water it around the edge of the pot to avoid water accumulation in the center of the leaves, which will cause them to rot. In daily maintenance, water it every 2-3 days in spring and autumn, and once every 20-30 days in winter.

In addition, if you want to water with tap water, you need to let it dry for a few days before using it; pay attention to the time of watering. In spring and autumn, the climate is suitable, so watering during the day is enough, but don't overdo it; in winter, the temperature is lower, but the temperature is higher during the afternoon sun, so you should water at noon, which can reduce the stimulation to the root system and facilitate absorption.