When to Water
Medium Frequency - Water When topsoil is dry 

Check the soil moisture level every 5 to 7 days.
Remove some of the pine bark on the soil and stick your finger or stick 5-7cm deep into the topsoil to see if it is dry. [if there are no soil stick in your finger or stick, it means the soil is dry]
Depending on the actual environment and plant conditions, adjustments may be needed.

The watering schedule may be less frequent during the winter month

Watering Volume
When you water, you can use 800ml as a testing point for floor plants and 250ml for table plants, evenly pour over the soil (not necessarily to remove the pine bark).

Artstone planters have a built-in self-watering mechanism. This works with a disk that separates the plant and soil from a reservoir which stores water at the bottom part of the pot. The roots of the plants will draw water from the reservoir via capillary action.

Watering Remarks
Indoor Plant: We suggest removing the plug every 2-3 months, removing the excessive water. Remove the plug at the vase of the pot until all the excess water drains out from the pot. Re-insert the plug and place it back indoors.

Outdoor Plant: We suggest removing the plug for outdoor usage.

This plant prefers 

# Indoor with little artificial light
# Indoor with sufficient artificial light
# Indoor with sunlight
# Outdoor with shade

How to Prune

# Cut the yellowish part when part of the leaf turns yellow
# Cut the leaf with the stem when the whole leaf turns yellow

When to fertilize
# After taking the plants home for 3 months
# Preferably in spring, summer and autumn only (due to the growing cycle)

How to fertilize
# Different plant foods have their own concentration, please refer to their instructions (see organic plant food)

Fertilization remarks
# Overusing plant food can cause root damage and may kill the plant

Prevention
# Remove excessive water after watering
# Remove fallen leaves
# Apply pest repellent regularly (see organic pest repellent)

Cure
# Apply pesticide (see BioKill Universal Insecticide)
# Try to find out the source and remove it