More meat can be watered and dried for a few days.

You can bask in the sun and water in three or four days, about seven days.

Generally, after three or four days, you can spread the lamp and put it in weak light, and you can slowly get out of the pot and resume growth in a week or so. When the growth resumes, increase the light.

Because the roots can be firmly rooted after taking out the pot, the sun will not hinder the growth, and if the light is right, it can be basked in the sun all day. But be careful not to get sunburned in the hot summer sun, even at the peak of growth, it is easy to burn the leaves.

Generally, flowerpots are planted in moist soil, so the plants themselves are not short of water. You can wait for about seven days and give a small amount of water along the edge of the flowerpot to ensure that the periphery will not dry and increase the humidity. But the amount of water must not be too much, and a little can be satisfied. Through this method, it is beneficial to the growth of the root system, and it is convenient for the root system to stick down to the basin to absorb water.

If during this period, the weather is very sunny, the climate is mild and dry, the water inside evaporates quickly and the surrounding humidity is low, and the water can be supplied again after 3-5 days. However, the amount of water should be controlled, not too much, because the root system has not grown well at first, and excessive water application is easy to cause a burden on it, which is difficult to absorb and even leads to root rot.

If the weather is not very good, it is cloudy all the time and evaporation is slow, you don't have to worry about water supply. You can wait for about seven days before supplying water, or you can give plants a buffer adaptation stage.