What is the best way to water house plants?
The best way to water houseplants depends on their specific needs. Here are some general guidelines:

For most houseplants, a weekly soak in a half-full container of room temperature water is sufficient. If your plant does not seem healthy or if it has been sitting for an extended period of time, you may need to give it more frequent soaks.

If your plant seems dry and brittle, try adding a few drops of liquid fertilizer (such as fish emulsion) to the water. You can also mist it with water using a spray bottle.

Some plants require less watering than others. For example, ferns, mosses, and peace lilies do well without regular watering but benefit from occasional dunkings. Other plants such as succulents and cacti should be watered only when they appear dry around the edges of the leaves.