Is it okay to water the ivy every day? Will it die of drought if not watered?

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1. Is it possible to water every day?

2. Watering time selection

2. Will it die from drought?

Under normal circumstances, you don’t need to water your ivy every day. In summer, when water evaporates quickly, you can water it every day. But it is completely unnecessary in spring, autumn and winter. The soil should be dry and there should not be too much moisture. It is very tenacious and will not die of drought even if it is not watered for a short period of time. However, if it is never watered after planting, it will die, so it is necessary to replenish water in time.

1. Is it possible to water every day?

The frequency of watering varies in different seasons. If it is spring and autumn, there is no need to water every day. It is a plant that is very afraid of water, so the soil would rather be dry than wet. But if it is summer, water evaporates quickly, so watering can be done every day. But the specifics will depend on the situation. The best condition is when there is sufficient moisture in the soil but no water.

2. Watering time selection

Even if the ivy has strong vitality, it cannot be watered casually. There are generally no requirements for watering in spring and autumn, but if it is in summer, it is required to be done in the morning or late, and not in too hot times. Watering in winter also requires special attention. Contrary to summer, watering is required at noon. Because it is carried out when the temperature is too high or too low, the root system of the plant is easily stimulated, which may affect its growth.

2. Will it die of drought

Ivy has strong adaptability and good drought tolerance, but if it is never watered, it will die of drought. It should be grown in a moist soil environment. When there is a lack of water, it should be watered in time, but there should be no accumulation of water. If you have watered it too much, you can temporarily stop watering it and loosen the soil slightly to promote water evaporation.

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