How many days should the bird's nest fern be watered?

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1. Spring and Autumn

2. Summer

3. Winter

Spring and Autumn: The temperature in spring and autumn is relatively mild, and growth is very vigorous at this time. The frequency of watering is generally 3-5 days. In early spring and late autumn, water can be watered once every 5 days. Summer: Water evaporates quickly in summer, so water can be applied to the roots once every 1-2 days, and water needs to be sprayed on the leaves. Winter: The climate in winter is relatively cold, so the frequency of watering needs to be reduced. Watering can be done every 10 days.

1. Spring and Autumn

Bird's Nest Fern likes moisture and needs a certain amount of moisture to grow normally. The temperature in spring and autumn is relatively mild and can be maintained at around 25 degrees. At this time, growth is very vigorous and water demand is relatively large. In these two growing seasons, the frequency of watering is generally 3-5 days. However, because the climate environment in different places is different, the water requirements are also different. The frequency of watering can be adjusted according to the specific situation. In early spring and late autumn, when the temperature is lower, water can be supplied every five days or so.

II. Summer

The temperature in summer is relatively high and water evaporates faster, so in order to avoid lack of water, the frequency of watering can be increased. Watering can be applied to the roots once every 1-2 days to ensure that the water can be fully replenished and the pot soil will not become dry and white. In addition to applying water to the roots, you also need to apply water to the leaves. Use a small watering can to spray water on the leaves every day to make the leaves shiny.

3. Winter

The climate in winter is colder and the evaporation rate is relatively slow, so the frequency of watering needs to be reduced, and watering can be done every 10 days. You can replace watering at the roots with spraying water, which can prevent the leaves from curling due to indoor dryness.

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