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How much water for texensis?

14 years ago

Hello I have a request to do

How much water (How many liters?) must be given daily, from May to August with temperatures min. 20 C max 35 C, to texensis and its hybrids that are exposed to the south face?

I make this request because my texensis has collapsed, i believe, to too much water.

Thank you in advance

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