"Quick and Effective Way to Water Potted Plants: The Soaking Method"

Elaboration:

1. Soaking the Pot: Place the pot in a container filled with water. Ensure the water doesn't overflow onto the growing medium. Let the pot soak until the water is absorbed into the growing medium. Once the water stops flowing out of the drainage holes, lift the pot.

2. When to Soak: If the growing medium feels dry to the touch. After a few days, if the plant shows signs of water deficiency.

3. Important Notes:
Don't soak for too long, maximum 6 hours.
After soaking, allow the water to drain out of the holes to prevent waterlogging in the pot.
Avoid soaking plants sensitive to excess water.

4. Alternatives:
Watering from the top using a watering can is also effective.
A drip irrigation system can be used for targeted and efficient watering.

Note:
Plant water needs vary depending on the plant type, pot size, and environmental conditions. Always check the growing medium and plant condition to determine when to water. If the plant shows signs of dryness, water immediately. If the plant shows signs of overwatering, stop watering and ensure water drains out of the drainage holes.