A fresh-cut tree can absorb a gallon or more daily—it's not just indoor heat. Even in the ground, a small evergreen transpires that much depending on size and weather. After cutting, uptake stays high until the crown "realizes" its roots are gone, then tapers off. Check the stand daily; never let the reservoir run dry.
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