Specifically, how to cultivate chlorophytum.

Under normal circumstances, potted chlorophytum cymosum at home is often prone to the phenomenon of dry tip and gradual loss of luster of leaves. In order to maintain and manage chlorophytum, the following measures should be taken.

In management, in order to flourish, we should change the soil and the pots once every March. If the basin is deep and the base fertilizer is sufficient, the basin can be changed once every two years. When turning the pot, knock the plants out of the pot, cut off dead roots and extra roots, replace them with new humus-rich culture soil, and then apply livestock hoof horn or decomposed cake fertilizer as base fertilizer. After planting, put the seedlings in a semi-cool and warm place for a while. The optimum growth temperature of chlorophytum is about 25℃. After the plants recover their robust growth, hang the flowerpot under the eaves or in an appropriate position indoors. Generally speaking, it is not advisable to meet at high places, and pay attention to ventilation.

Propagation: The method of dividing plants is usually adopted. That is, the mother plant was isolated in March and planted separately. You can also cut off the small plants on the wheel in the growing season and plant them directly in the flowerpot with aerial roots.

Management: mainly keep the soil moist, apply dilute liquid fertilizer once every half month, and then grow vigorously. It should be cultivated under a shade shed in summer and in a sheltered greenhouse in winter. Dead leaves should be removed frequently, and pots should be changed once a year in combination with ramets.