[header] How to determine how much water plants need [title] Provide water based on the native environment of the plant. [step] Determine where the plant grows in the wild. Then, provide water based on that environment or ecosystem. <sep> (A) Water based plants is probably best for in pots or in tropical areas. [substeps] You should have 5 to 6 buckets of water per plant in your garden. (B) For example, if a plant is native to a tropical region and you live in a semi-arid environment, you'll need to provide a lot more water to it than to plants that are native to your region. [substeps] If you're in a dry location (like the desert southwest), provide more water to fruit and vegetable bearing plants than you would native plants. (C) A plant should have access to water at all times of the day and low tide or wash times if there is a lot of water available within its general area. Make sure that the plant's growths and roots are well drained before watering. (D) You should buy maintenance equipment, such as pumps , 20 liter tubes, a watering gun, and a medium sized garden sprayer to help the plant grow. [substeps] Most native plants do not require enough water because many native plants do not like the same regularly used water as they do in the wild.
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