Can Phoenix Bamboo be watered with rice water? How often should I water it?

1. Can I use rice water to water the

Phoenix bamboo likes to grow in an acidic or slightly acidic soil environment and can be watered with rice water. However, it cannot be poured directly, it must be fermented. During fermentation, the accumulated rice water can be placed in a sealable glass bottle, and then moved to a place with refracted light for exposure to the sun. Generally, fermentation is completed in about a week.

2. How to water rice water

The fermented rice water is also acidic and contains a lot of organic matter, which is beneficial to the growth of Phoenix Bamboo. Be sure to dilute it with clean water when watering, otherwise the concentration will be too high. After dilution, just pour it directly on the soil surface and the plants will easily absorb it. Don't water too frequently. Once or twice a month is enough to meet the needs.

3. How often should I water?

It prefers a humid environment, but is afraid of waterlogging, so you must pay attention to the frequency of watering. It is best to adjust the watering frequency according to the season. If it is in spring and autumn, it is recommended to water it every two or three days. In summer, the temperature is too high and water is lost quickly, so you need to water the plants twice a day, and be careful to avoid watering at noon, but in the morning and evening. In winter, the plant grows slowly and requires less water. Do not water if the soil is not dry, just keep it slightly moist.