The Monstera in her house actually bloomed and bore fruit! So surprised!

How to make Monstera bloom and bear fruit?

1. Sufficient diffuse light

If you want the Monstera to have broad leaves and grow vigorously, you have to place it in a place with good diffuse light. The best place is a living room with bright indoor light. If you grow it outdoors, you can keep it in the shade under a big tree.

2. Sufficient water

Monstera has broad leaves and requires more water, but the evaporation is very large in summer, so you must water the Monstera more often in summer, once a day, or even twice a day. You can water it in the morning and evening when the weather is good.

3. Apply enough fertilizer

In order for Monstera to bloom and bear fruit as quickly as possible, it must have sufficient nutrients. During the peak growth period of Monstera, we can give it enough nitrogen fertilizer, such as homemade soybean fertilizer, rice water, or even fish tank water.

How to make Sansevieria bloom and bear fruit?

1. Pay attention to shade in summer

Sansevieria needs sufficient scattered light to grow vigorously. It can be placed 1 meter away from the windowsill, but be sure to provide shade at noon in summer, or it can be placed on the north balcony.

2. Water less

The root system of Sansevieria is relatively shallow, and overwatering will cause root rot. The temperature is high in summer, so you only need to water it once every 3-5 days. If it is tap water, it is best to dry it in the sun for 1-2 days to allow the chlorine in the water to evaporate before using it.

3. Bury some soybeans

If you want the snake plant to bloom and bear fruit, fertilization is the most important step. You can usually dig 2-3 small holes next to the tiger skin flower pot, and then bury cooked soybeans or a few grains of compound fertilizer in them to supplement nutrients for the tiger skin flower.

How to make asparagus fern bloom and bear fruit?

1. Stay away from smoke and dust

Asparagus fern likes scattered light and its leaves will turn yellow if exposed to the sun. You can place asparagus fern in a brightly lit living room, but be careful not to place it at the kitchen door or in a place where strong winds blow, otherwise the leaves of the asparagus fern will turn yellow.

2. Ensure air humidity

Asparagus fern likes a humid environment. In addition to watering it about once every 3-5 days in summer, you should also find a spray bottle to spray water on the leaves and around the flowerpot to ensure sufficient air humidity.

3. Apply some liquid fertilizer

If you want asparagus fern to bloom and bear fruit as soon as possible, fertilization is essential. You can usually water asparagus fern with some homemade fruit peel liquid fertilizer, or rice water or something like that.

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