How often should I water the small-leaf red sandalwood? Watering precautions

How often should I water the small-leaf red sandalwood?

Dalbergia small-leaf has very high requirements for water. When watering, you should adhere to the principle of "don't water unless the soil is dry, and water thoroughly when you do." Be careful not to just wet the surface. The plant likes acidic soil. You can usually use rainwater, river water, and ferrous sulfate water for watering.

1. Watering of Red Sandalwood in Spring

Dalbergia microphylla is a tropical plant with a high demand for water. The plant grows fast in spring and needs to be watered approximately every 2-3 days.

2. Watering of small-leaf red sandalwood in summer

Summer is a hot season, and the small-leaf red sandalwood will need more water. At this time, you can water it once a day, and twice a day in midsummer.

3. Watering of Red Sandalwood in Autumn

The climate in autumn is mild, and the growth rate of red sandalwood is relatively fast at this time. The frequency of watering is similar to that in spring, and it is only necessary to water it once every 2-3 days.

4. Watering of Red Sandalwood in Winter

The vitality of red sandalwood is tenacious. Even in winter, you should maintain the normal watering frequency, about once every 2-3 days, but be careful to make sure the amount of watering is small.

Precautions for watering small-leaf red sandalwood

During the maintenance of red sandalwood, be sure to water the soil thoroughly when watering, and never just wet the surface of the soil. If there is too much soil in the pot, add water again within 10 minutes after watering.