How to water Phoenix succulent

1. Growth habits

Some people may know very little about the Phoenix Plant, so I will first introduce some of its growth habits, which will be very helpful for understanding how to water it! Phoenix is ​​a succulent plant that doesn't like water. It can withstand drought. Even if it is not watered for a month, it will not die. However, it is better for the growing environment to have a certain degree of humidity. It is relatively cold-resistant. The most suitable soil for its growth is acidic soil with good drainage and fertility. The most suitable temperature for them is 13 to 19 degrees, and the temperature requirement in winter is 7 to 10 degrees. Its main method of propagation is beheading and cuttings, which can be done all year round. The survival rate is very high, and the better the light, the more beautiful it grows.

2. Watering principles

When growing the Phoenix succulent, you should follow the principle of watering it only when it is completely dry, and not watering it if it is not dry. Water it thoroughly and control the amount of water to ensure its normal growth.

3. Watering method

1. Summer. In fact, the Phoenix succulent is really cold-resistant, especially in the summer when there is more rain. It requires even less water. At this time, you must control watering, and do not allow water to accumulate or be exposed to rain for a long time, otherwise its roots will begin to rot, and in severe cases the whole plant will die. However, when the temperature is particularly high and there is little rain, it is still necessary to water the plants in moderation.

2. Autumn. Less watering is needed in these two seasons, because the temperature gradually drops and the growth of the Phoenix also slows down. Do not water it too much to disrupt its growth pattern, otherwise it will grow too tall.

3.Winter. The Phoenix blooms in winter. Although watering should be strictly controlled at this time, you still need to pay attention to keep the body moist and don't forget to water it.

As mentioned above, the Phoenix is ​​very easy to keep alive, so the key to watering it is not to water it too much. Just make sure the soil is moist. Do you understand?