How often should I water the spiderwort?

Watering of spiderwort in spring and summer

Plants grow rapidly in spring and summer, and the same is true for spiderwort. Therefore, spiderwort consumes relatively more water in spring and summer. In these two seasons, more water is needed to water spiderwort. Therefore, we can water it once every four or five days under normal circumstances. Since it requires a lot of water, in addition to watering the soil, you can also spray water on the leaves of the spiderwort appropriately to make the humidity of the soil and the surrounding environment higher.

Watering of spiderwort in winter

In winter, the growth rate of spider grass will slow down, and due to the lower temperature, the evaporation of water will also decrease, so we need to reduce the amount of watering for spider grass. We can water it more often than once a week. In winter, you cannot spray water directly on the leaves of the spiderwort, as this will easily cause the leaves to rot and fall off. Also, pay attention to the water temperature when watering, and do not directly water the spiderwort with water that is too cold.

Precautions for watering spiderwort

How do we judge whether spiderwort is lacking water in daily life? Generally, we can directly touch the soil where the spider grass is planted with our fingers. Since the roots of the spider grass do not go deep into the soil layer, we should water it immediately when we find that the surface soil becomes dry. However, we should not water it too much, otherwise it will easily cause root rot, so just make the soil slightly moist.