Cashews thrives in conditions that mimic its native tropical environment, where high humidity and regular rainfall are common. This species is adapted to absorb moisture efficiently, displaying moderate drought tolerance. Watering should be adjusted to once every 2-3 weeks, ensuring the soil has time to dry out partially between sessions. As cashews is typically grown outdoors due to its size and preference for warmer climates, it's important to consider how natural rain patterns may influence watering schedules. During the growing season, adequate water is crucial for supporting its vigorous development and nut production.