How to grow asparagus fern in summer

1. Lighting

Asparagus fern is not a particularly light-loving plant. In the summer, the light is very strong, so you need to be careful when raising it. You cannot expose it directly to the sun. It is best to move it to a cool place for breeding. If the location where it is placed has strong sunlight, you can use a shade net to provide it with appropriate shade.

2. Watering

The temperature in summer is relatively high, and the water used to water it evaporates very quickly, so you need to observe the condition of the soil in time. Once you find that the soil in the pot begins to dry out, you need to rehydrate it. It cannot be left in a dehydrated state for a long time, otherwise its leaves will dry out and grow very slowly.

3. Temperature

The temperature in summer is relatively high, which is not what it likes, so it needs to be cooled down appropriately. The simplest way is to put it in a cool and ventilated place, which can not only avoid excessive light, but also have a certain cooling effect.

4. Fertilization

You don't need to apply too much fertilizer to it in summer, just enough for its growth. Specifically, just add diluted liquid fertilizer 1-2 times a month.