How to Water Jesuit's bark?
Adapted to the intermittent rainfall of its native mountainous regions, jesuit's bark has evolved a moderate drought tolerance. Its water habits are characterized by a preference for consistent moisture without waterlogging. For optimal health, jesuit's bark should be watered once every 2-3 weeks, allowing the soil to dry slightly between watering sessions. As an outdoor plant often cultivated for its medicinal bark, jesuit's bark thrives in conditions where the balance of moisture and drainage mimics its high-altitude habitats.