How often should I water the deciduous fig?

1. Spring

Deciduous fig can tolerate drought, but also likes a humid growing environment, so water supplementation is relatively important. During the spring growth stage, the plants are sprouting and growing rapidly, and the water demand is relatively high. They can be watered once every three days or so. If you do not pay attention to watering, the plants will lack water and dry up, and their growth will be affected accordingly.

2. Summer

The temperature is high in summer, but the large-leaf banyan tree prefers a high temperature and high humidity environment, so it needs to be watered frequently, once every two days or so, to ensure good growth. The evaporation rate is relatively fast at this time. If you do not pay attention to watering, the plants will lack water and their development will be affected.

Autumn

The temperature in early autumn is still relatively high, so you can water the plants once every three days. In late autumn, the temperature will drop and you can reduce the water supply.

4. Winter

The temperature is relatively low in winter, and the growth rate slows down significantly. You can water it once every 7 days or so. If the temperature is relatively low, watering it once every half a month is also fine. For deciduous fig trees planted outdoors, they are large in size, have well-developed root systems, and are able to store water. They do not need to be watered again, and only need to be watered once before winter comes.