Is it normal for the Dripping Guanyin not to drip water? How to solve the problem of the Dripping Guanyin not dripping water

The Weeping Goddess of Mercy is a popular indoor green plant for its graceful posture and air purification effect. However, many people often encounter the problem of the Weeping Goddess of Mercy not dripping water when growing it. So is it normal for the Weeping Goddess of Mercy not to drip water? How to solve the problem of the Weeping Goddess of Mercy not dripping water? Let's take a look.

Is it normal for the Dripping Guanyin not to drip water?

It is quite common for the Weeping Guanyin to not drip water, because if the growing environment is relatively dry, the plant will not drip water. Therefore, if you want the Weeping Guanyin to drip water, it is best to use a spray bottle to spray around the plant when watering, so as to ensure the moist growth environment of the plant.

How to solve the problem of the dripping Guanyin not dripping water

In fact, it is very easy to make the weeping angel plant drip water. Just place the weeping angel plant in a ventilated place and keep the growth environment moist to make the plant drip water normally.

Is the water dripping from the Dripping Guanyin poisonous?

The white juice in the root and stem of the weeping angelica is poisonous, and the dripping "water" is also poisonous. If it comes into contact with the skin, it will cause itching or strong irritation. If it comes into contact with the eyes, it can cause severe conjunctivitis or even blindness. The fruit is red and also highly poisonous. The consequences of eating it raw are very serious. In very rare cases, there have been poisonings that have caused swelling of the mouth and tongue, or even suffocation and death.

How to grow the Weeping Guanyin plant

1. Temperature. The weeping angel can only grow well in an environment not lower than 18℃. If the temperature is lower than 18℃, the weeping angel will be in a dormant state and stop growing.
2. Fertilization. The Weeping Guanyin likes fertilizer and should be fertilized every month.
3. Watering. The Weeping Goddess of Mercy will drip water along its leaves. This characteristic makes many people think that the Weeping Goddess of Mercy must like to "drink water". In fact, the Weeping Goddess of Mercy is not always "thirsty". Watering once a week is enough. Be careful not to spray water on the leaves of the Weeping Goddess of Mercy. The water in the north is highly alkaline, and spraying water will cause white spots to appear on the leaves.
4. Sunlight. The weeping angel prefers shade, so don’t expose it to direct sunlight.