Watering Frequency: Every 2-3 weeks
Originating from arid regions, bullberry has adapted to thrive with minimal moisture, exhibiting a high drought tolerance. It maintains its vitality by efficiently managing water reserves, requiring infrequent watering—once every 2-3 weeks—to mimic its natural dry habitat. As an outdoor plant typically found in open landscapes, bullberry demonstrates resilience in its water usage, making it well-suited for xeriscaping. This hardy species is particularly adept at conserving water during the intense heat of summer when evaporation rates are at their peak.