How to grow the heart-leaf daylily to make it more vigorous

The heart-leafed daylily, also known as the spider plant, is a perennial evergreen herb that prefers a warm and ventilated growing environment. It grows fast and has strong adaptability. Its flowers are small and cute, making it suitable for potted cultivation at home. Daily maintenance requires regular watering to avoid direct sunlight.

Key points for cultivating heart-leaved daylily

1. Lighting

Heart-leafed daylily likes mild sunlight and can grow well in a semi-shady environment, but long-term lack of light will cause stunted development. When cultivating it, it should be placed in a place with scattered sunlight or weak light. In summer, especially when the midday sun is strong, it must be shaded.

2. Temperature

The most suitable growth temperature for the heart-leaf daylily is 15-25℃. It is not cold-resistant or heat-resistant. It needs shade in summer or spray water around the plant to lower the temperature of the environment. In winter, try to grow it indoors. The temperature cannot be lower than 5℃, otherwise it will be frostbitten.

3. Watering

The heartleaf sunflower does not require much water for its growth. It only needs to be watered regularly, and the soil in the pot should be kept slightly moist. As the temperature drops in autumn, the growth of the plant slows down, and the amount of watering can be gradually reduced.

Things to note when growing heart-leaf daylily

When growing heart-leaf sunflower, do not water it too frequently or in large quantities. Once water accumulates in the flowerpot or the ventilation is poor, the roots will rot and it will also attract pests. Some insects will suck the branches and leaves of the plant, causing the plant to wither. It is necessary to drain the accumulated water in the flowerpot in time and use polysaccharides to sterilize and disinfect it. If pests are found, they should be treated with insecticides in time.