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May 19, 2016 8:21 PM CST
Name: Elaine
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I agree Misting is fine for keeping up humidity if you're growing it indoors (as it would appear) but it also needs the soil thoroughly watered until water comes out the bottom, at least once a week, or when the top inch or so of the soil is getting dry. Sticking your finger in the soil, or hefting the plant to see if it's getting too light are good ways to tell if it's drying out too much.

In our gardens here in Florida, these plants get drenched by heavy rain, and often it rains every day in summer. If it's in a warm place and has enough light, I hardly think you could over-water it as long as it has good drainage (the water flows through after a few seconds).
Elaine

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