Can asparagus fern revive after it withers (How to save asparagus fern after it withers completely)

Can asparagus fern survive if it dies?

What should I do if the asparagus fern I keep at home dries up? A friend of mine encountered the same situation. After the asparagus fern dried up, I soaked it in rooting powder and repotted it, and then watered it with ferrous sulfate. After a week, I used nitrogen fertilizer. Can it be saved?

There might have been a glimmer of hope for its survival, but after all the fierce operations, it actually died faster. How should we deal with asparagus fern after it dries up to save it?

If asparagus fern dries up during the maintenance process, the first possibility is that the soil becomes silted up after watering. Improper watering causes the asparagus fern's root system's ability to absorb water to decrease, causing it to dry up in the end .

When this happens, not all asparagus fern branches dry up at the same time. There is a sequence. Measures should be taken when the first branch starts to dry up.

During the maintenance process, there are many cases where asparagus fern dries up. A netizen asked me, "I forgot to water it and it dried up. Is there any way to save it?" There is really no way, I can only burn it.

When caring for asparagus fern, pay attention to the temperature. Too low temperature will cause the asparagus fern to dry up, but this is different from watering too frequently and the effect is more obvious.

As long as the roots are not completely dry, there is still a glimmer of hope. When they dry up, you can use rapid growth regulators to allow asparagus fern to sprout quickly instead of rooting agents.

Rooting agents are not a panacea and cannot be used in all situations and are not always effective. Moreover, during the budding period of asparagus fern, do not apply fertilizer during this period and just maintain sufficient water .

How to care for asparagus fern so it won't die

If you want to keep asparagus fern from dying, maintenance and management are the key. Only by understanding the growth characteristics of asparagus fern and creating a suitable growth environment for asparagus fern can you grow asparagus fern well.

Remember these 3 points and asparagus fern will not die. Many people think that asparagus fern is too difficult to grow because they have not learned this technique. Let me share it with you below.

First, placement

The first key to growing asparagus fern well is to place it in the correct position. You need to know where it cannot be placed and where it can be placed.

The placement of asparagus fern should be ventilated, diffused light, and warm. That is to say, it should not be placed in a place with poor ventilation, strong smoke and wind, strong light, or hot or cold places.

Second, maintenance management

Watering and fertilizing, asparagus fern maintenance and management, the water requirement is to water thoroughly when the soil is dry, not to water when it is not dry, and the soil should not be waterlogged. Remember to use diffuse light, and no direct strong light.

The temperature should be suitable. Generally, it grows best at a temperature of 15 to 25 degrees. Too high or too low a temperature will make the growth of asparagus fern unfavorable. Apply fertilizer appropriately, apply thin fertilizer frequently, and do not apply concentrated fertilizer, so as to avoid burning the roots, yellowing leaves, and drying up and dying.

Third, pruning

In the maintenance process of asparagus fern, pruning is a relatively important process, as asparagus fern grows relatively densely.

If you don't prune and shape the trees, the leaves will soon turn yellow and dry due to being too dense. Over time, they will die from various diseases and pests, so you must prune them in time.

【 Summarize 】

The death of asparagus fern is mostly caused by improper watering, lighting, fertilization, and placement. Therefore, if you want to grow asparagus fern well and prevent it from dying, you must pay attention to the placement, appropriate lighting, reasonable watering, and correct fertilization.