A grower asks if top-watering until drainage (avoiding the crown) is correct, and whether the plant can stand in water.
Allow only a shallow tray amount; let it dry completely before rewatering. Root rot from prolonged wetness is the #1 killer. Summer: slightly more tray water (⅛″ max), but still let it clear before next watering. Watering the crown in morning is fine—evaporation helps prevent powdery mildew.
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