That's a nice looking tree. The first step would be to remove the white wrapper. Then see if the pot has a hole in the bottom. The botanical name "aquatica" tells us it's an aquatic plant so if the soil gets too dry, it will not be happy. But too much water in a pot without a hole could cause the roots to rot (overwatering.) Do you have a spot near a window?

Yes, I have a place next to the window. Should the flower be exposed to the sun, is that correct ?

it is a plant.. not a flower ... if you treat it good.. maybe it will flower some day ...

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you water a plant when it needs to be watered.. based on your house... environment.. etc ....

you can not rely on someone elses concept of how to water your plant in your house ...

Al will come along with his tutorial on using TELLS ... one way to tell how much moisture is in your media... is by the weight of the pot ... when its real dry.. the pot will weigh nothing.. relatively speaking ... and the plant will probably be wilting by then ... and not watering until the plant shows some sign of wilt.. will give you a great idea of how often it needs to be watered ...

i water my plants every other week .... IF THEY NEED IT.. and my furnace is running now.. so it dries out the pots pretty quick ...

let us know if there is no drain hole in the pot.. and get it out of the wrapper.. so the pot can properly drain ..

have fun.. its isnt rocket science... just try not to love it to death by over watering it..

ken

btw.... WHERE ARE YOU.. BIG CITY NAME ... oops ...

this might dictate whether it can take full sun thru a window ...

im far enough north that full winter sun thru a window is so weak it cant do much harm at all ...

ken

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Yes, it should be near the window to get some sunlight.