How to deal with the evergreen after it blooms? Should it be cut off after it blooms?

Treatment after flowering of Dieffenbachia

1. Control watering

After the evergreen blooms, you should control watering appropriately and avoid overwatering. It is best to keep the soil slightly dry. If the humidity in the soil is too high, the evergreen flowers will wilt and turn black.

2. Increase lighting

Dieffenbachia likes to grow in a semi-shady environment. After it blooms, it should be moved to a place with sufficient light and properly shaded to prevent the flowers from turning yellow, thereby shortening the flowering period.

How to grow Dieffenbachia

Dieffenbachia is a plant that rarely blooms. It usually blooms between May and June. Its flowering period lasts for about a month and it blooms once a year. During the flowering period, it should be placed in a cool and ventilated place, and it is best not to be exposed to rain.

1. Light: Aglaonema likes an environment with plenty of light. Generally, it needs 6 to 8 hours of light in spring, autumn and winter. When the light is strong in summer, pay attention to avoid shade in time and move the Aglaonema to a place with good air circulation.

2. Temperature: The growth temperature of evergreen is between 16 and 26 degrees. The temperature in spring and autumn can meet its needs. However, you need to pay attention to cooling and ventilation in summer, and move it indoors for insulation in winter to avoid frostbite.