Does fig like water?

Fig is a water-loving plant, but if it is watered too much during maintenance, the accumulated water in the basin may lead to root rot and affect plant growth.

But figs like to water less, because figs are drought-resistant and not suitable for watering more. If you water too much, the leaves will wither and the growth of roots will be affected. It is best to keep the soil moist when watering, which is more suitable for their growth.

Do figs like water or drought?

Figs prefer water to drought, so when maintaining figs, make sure that plants have enough water to grow. When the soil is dry, water it in time to keep it moist.

Can figs be hydroponic?

Figs can be cultured in water, and plants can take root quickly by hydroponics. It takes one month for soil culture to take root, but it only takes about 20 days for water culture to take root.

Water the figs

The watering frequency of figs is different in different seasons. Usually once every 3-4 days in spring, just keep the soil moist, once a day in summer. It is best to control the watering time in the morning or evening, usually once every 2-3 days in autumn and once every 7- 10 days in winter.