It depends upon the type of cactus, the season, and the environment. But generally, cactus plants grow better if they're watered less. Generally, they should be watered only when their soil is almost but not completely dry. That's during the growing season. During dormancy, they shouldn't be watered at all.
Most plants don't like to be non stop waterlogged or wet. Overwatering damages plant tissue and encourages fungal problems such as stem base rot. Overwatering and waterlogging can be avoided by using a moisture meter, to tell when moisture is almost completely absent from soil. It's at that point that the cactus plant needs water, during the growing season.
Cacti will die if watered to much, it is best to water them when the soil has dried out completely. It is better to water less often than more.
It depends on the type of plant, its specific water needs, and the soil it is planted in. In general, it is better to water plants deeply and less frequently to encourage roots to grow deeper into the soil. However, some plants may require more frequent watering, especially if they are in containers or have shallow roots. It's best to research the specific watering needs of each plant to promote healthy growth.
water gives less waste
Platypus - platypi cactus - cacti
Less chance for root rot & more consistent feeding.
Cactus plants are the dominant vegetation in the desert. They grow in harsh, severe environments in which they have no strong plant competitors. This is another way in which they differ from jungle cactus. In the humid, moist environment of the tropical jungle, cactus plants face competition from other vegetation. But they have a working relationship with trees upon whose trunks and branches they anchor their airy, soil-less roots.
There are many ways in which the cacti plants have adapted to the desert including needing less water to live. These cacti plants have also developed very sharp needles to prevent animals from taking the water inside.
Cacti are found in desert regions because they are able to thrive in arid environments due to their ability to store water in their stems and reduce water loss through specialized adaptations like a waxy cuticle and reduced leaf surface area. These adaptations allow cacti to survive in harsh desert conditions with limited water availability.
Cacti have adapted to store water in their stems instead of leaves, which helps them survive in dry conditions. This reduces water loss through transpiration and allows cacti to thrive in arid environments by storing water for long periods. Additionally, the lack of leaves minimizes the surface area for evaporation, helping cacti conserve water.
less water, less light, less food, less warmth ?? :)
defence. the cacti leaves are the thorns...
To prevent your coffee from being watered down, you can use less ice or use coffee ice cubes instead of regular ice cubes. Additionally, you can brew your coffee stronger or use a double concentration of coffee when making iced coffee.