How to raise chlorophytum is better (cultivation methods and precautions of chlorophytum)

Phalaenopsis pearl, also known as Phalaenopsis pearl and lover's tears, belongs to a kind of fleshy. The leaves are green and full, plump and round, small and lovely. Often hung and maintained, evergreen all the year round, like a string of pearls, it is very ornamental and deeply loved by people. How to raise Buddha's bead chlorophytum? Simple 3 points, the leaves are green and fat. Let's get to know it together!

How to raise Buddha's bead chlorophytum?

1. Adequate illumination: It is necessary to provide adequate illumination for chlorophytum. Being in a cool environment for a long time will cause plants to grow in vain and their leaves to wither and turn yellow. The light in spring and autumn is not so strong, so it can be directly placed in astigmatism or outdoor maintenance. Summer needs proper shading treatment to avoid strong light burns. In winter, you can accept full sunshine maintenance and supplement light to promote growth.

2, reasonable water and fertilizer: daily need to keep the soil moist, not too wet. It is necessary to know that chlorophytum is not so strict with water, but also can store water and has strong drought tolerance. It is necessary to water the soil according to its dryness. When the soil is dry, it should be watered thoroughly, and there should be no water in the flowerpot. It is hot in summer, so it is necessary to spray water frequently and maintain a certain air humidity, which is helpful to spend the summer.

Chlorophytum needs to provide nutrients in the growth process, and phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer can be used as fertilizer, which needs to be fully diluted with water before use, about once a month. Be careful not to be overweight, so as not to cause fat damage.

Pay attention to the low temperature environment in winter, and chlorophytum will enter the dormant period. At this time, it is necessary to stop fertilizing, reduce the number of watering, and water the edge of the flowerpot several times after the soil is dry.

3. Soil requirements: Chlorophytum likes loose and fertile soil rich in organic matter. Humus soil+paddy soil+sandy soil+river sand can be mixed according to the ratio of1:1:1:and a small amount of base fertilizer can be added to increase soil fertility.