Watering Wandering Jew
Watering wandering jew
Keep the soil evenly moist (but not soaking wet) at all times. Water the plant thoroughly, and allow the water to drain from the bottom of the pot. Wandering jew plants will tolerate being overwatered once and a while, but it's best to make sure not to allow the plant to sit in water for too long.
Does wandering Jew like sun or shade?
Wandering jew plant outdoors is best placed in a spot where it stays between 50-80 degrees most of the year. Provide a bright, but partially-shaded environment, and your plant will be thrilled.
How often should I water a Wandering Jew plant?
You should water your wandering jew plant only when it needs it, rather than doing it on a set schedule. Check the the soil weekly, and give it a deep drink when it feels dry 1″ down.
How do I know if my wandering Jew needs water?
Wandering Jews like the soil to be moist, but they don't want to drown! Every day, stick your finger inside the soil. If it feels dry, add enough water to completely moisten the soil. Excess water should run out of the bottom of your pot.
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