Watering Frequency: Once per day
Thriving in its native wetlands, tupelo has adapted to environments with high water availability. This species exhibits a strong preference for moisture and is known for its ability to withstand occasional flooding. As such, it requires consistent hydration, necessitating watering every day. Being deciduous in nature, tupelo sheds its leaves annually, which can influence its water uptake during different seasons. Typically found outdoors, tupelo's growth cycle is closely tied to the availability of water, making effective rainfall management crucial for its cultivation.