How to judge whether Clivia should be watered

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1. Listen to the sound

2. Look at the humidity

3. Feel the weight

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Listen to the sound: Tap the flower pot lightly before watering. If it makes a muffled sound, it means there is still water, so you don’t need to water it yet. Check the humidity: stick your fingers into the soil and feel if there is moisture. If not, water it. Feel the weight: Feel the weight before and after watering. Once you are familiar with it, you can judge by lightly weighing the flowerpot.

1. Listen to the sound

1. Listen to the sound

This is a method commonly used by many flower lovers. If you want to water it, just tap the flowerpot gently and listen carefully to the sound it makes. . If the sound made by the flowerpot is dull, it means there is still water in the flowerpot, so there is no need to water it yet. But if the sound is very crisp, you can replenish water.

2. Look at the humidity

In Before watering, use your hands to feel the humidity of the soil and insert your fingers into the soil. The humidity should be about 1/3. If there is humidity or a certain feeling of moisture, there is no need to water. On the contrary, if it feels dry, it means that all the water in the soil has evaporated and needs to be watered as soon as possible.

3. Feel the weight

This This method is also relatively common, but it is very suitable for experienced flower lovers, because the weight of the flower pot is different before and after watering. You can feel its weight after watering, and feel it again when it's time to water. After a few times, you will become familiar with it. Just weigh the flower pot before watering.

2. Look at the humidity

3. Feel the weight

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