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Plants can learn to thrive with less water when gardeners adjust their irrigation. Instead of frequent, shallow watering, experts recommend the “deep-and-wait” method, which encourages roots to grow deeper in search of moisture. This approach also helps plants develop natural drought defenses, including waxier leaves and better moisture regulation. It works best for established, drought-tolerant plants such as native species, Mediterranean herbs, grasses, succulents, and hardy perennials. Gardeners should avoid using this technique on seedlings, vegetables, tropical plants, or container plants. Mulching, adding compost, and grouping plants by water needs further improve water efficiency.
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