2. The so-called "dry" means that after pouring water once, wait until the soil surface turns white and the water in the surface and internal soil disappears, and then pour water for the second time. You can't wait for the soil to dry completely for a long time before watering it. The method is to put your finger into the soil and water it when it feels dry. If the interior is wet, it is not suitable for continuous watering, which will easily lead to water accumulation in the lower part of the soil and serious root rot.

3, the so-called wet, that is, every time you water it, you must pour it thoroughly, that is, until there is water oozing from the drainage hole at the bottom of the basin. You can't water half (that is, the top is wet and the bottom is dry), because most of the roots of a pot of vigorous plants are concentrated in the bottom of the pot, and watering half is actually equivalent to not watering.