How to Water African chestnuts?
Thriving in its native subtropical climate, african chestnuts has adapted to periods of less frequent rainfall, developing a moderate drought tolerance. In cultivation, it prefers a balance of moisture and well-draining soil conditions, aligning with its origin's environmental patterns. Accordingly, african chestnuts should be watered once every three weeks to maintain optimal hydration without over-saturating the roots. Typically grown outdoors due to its size and ornamental value, african chestnuts flourishes when the watering schedule adapts to seasonal changes, ensuring reduced frequency during dormant winter months.