What should I do if I accidentally water my fortune tree too much? How to water it correctly?

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1. What to do if you accidentally water too much 

2. How to water correctly

If you accidentally water the Lucky Tree too much, you need to stop watering immediately. If the situation is not serious and there are no rotten roots, you can loosen the soil appropriately and place it in a place with good air circulation to enhance ventilation and promote the water in the pot to evaporate as quickly as possible. If the situation is serious and the roots have rotted, you need to take out the plant, cut off the rotten part of the roots, apply carbendazim powder, and then prepare a new pot and soil for replanting.

1. What to do if you accidentally water too much 

1. Stop watering: If the Lucky Tree is accidentally watered too much, you need to stop immediately. Water.

2. Promote evaporation: If the situation is not serious and there are no rotten roots, you can first promote the drainage of excess water. Properly loosen the soil, place it in a place with good air circulation, enhance ventilation, and provide appropriate access to soft light to promote the water in the pot to evaporate as quickly as possible.

3. Root pruning and planting: If the situation is serious, Many of the roots have rotted due to water accumulation, and the entire plant has become lifeless. At this time, you need to take the plant out of the pot, then prepare a sharp knife, cut off the rotten part of the root, and apply carbendazim powder. Then prepare a new pot and soil, and replant the fortune tree in it. After planting, pay attention to watering later.

2. How to water correctly

The fortune tree needs water during its growth. Only by ensuring good watering can it maintain good growth. In general maintenance, there is no fixed frequency of watering. You can water according to the dry and wet state of the soil, and then water again when the surface of the soil is dry. The amount of watering should be controlled every time. When watering, water slowly until the entire soil is soaked. There must be no water accumulation.

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