How to Water Fiddlenecks?
Native to arid regions, fiddlenecks has adapted to thrive with minimal moisture, exhibiting a notable drought tolerance. Its natural habitat's sparse rainfall patterns have shaped its ability to store water efficiently. For optimal growth, watering fiddlenecks every week is sufficient to meet its needs without over-saturating the soil. Given its resilience, fiddlenecks is more commonly grown outdoors where it can benefit from natural precipitation. As an annual herb, fiddlenecks's growth cycle and water requirements are closely tied to seasonal rainfall, making it adept at surviving periods of dryness.