Water until it drains from the bottom. Wait until the top soil reaches appropriate dryness for that species. This encourages deep, healthy roots.
Only if the pot is too large for the plant—a risky workaround that can cause root rot or shallow roots. If a method works for someone, stick with it, but the deep-soak method is universally safer.
Consistency and observation beat rigid schedules.
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