Did you Know? Most indoor plants die due to wrong watering habits.
Correct watering is the secret to healthy indoor plants.
Let's take a look at some proper ways to water indoor plants.
Pro Tip 1: Water only when the soil is dry Always check the soil before watering. If the top soil 1–2 inches feel dry, it’s time to water.
Pro Tip 2: What to avoid: Avoid watering in wet soil. Wait until it dries out to prevent root rot.
Pro Tip 3: Water until it drains out Water until it begins to drain from the bottom of the pot. This ensures that the roots have received adequate moisture.
What to avoid: Don’t underwater Avoid giving too little water, as it can stunt plant growth and weaken your indoor plants over time..
Pro Tip 4: Watering small Indoor plants For small plants, place the pot in a shallow container filled with water.
The soil will absorb moisture from the bottom. Drain off any excess water after 15-20 minutes.
Pro Tip 5: Drain excess water from the pot Never allow water to accumulate on the soil surface. This can cause root rot and fungal infections.
Pro Tip 6: Use a Watering Can Always water your indoor plants with a watering can for a light and even watering.
Pro Tip 7: Avoid using a mug or pipe Avoid watering with a mug or hose, as the sudden flow of water can damage the soil and harm the delicate roots.
Summary: Correct watering means healthy indoor plants.
Follow these Watering Habits for Healthy Indoor Plants.