How to grow Chinese evergreen so that it can bloom

1. Breeding methods:

1. Environment:

If you want it to bloom more, you must first pay attention to its environment. Usually we should place this plant in a brightly lit place and adjust the temperature to around 20℃. In summer, you should avoid exposing it to too strong light, and in winter, you should be careful not to let the indoor temperature be too low.

2. Hydration:

It needs some water during the growing period, so try to ensure adequate watering during this period, preferably once every half a week. When the temperature is high, pay attention to spraying more water on its leaves, but do not let water accumulate in the pot. When watering, try to let the flower soil absorb the water, and do not leave water on the soil surface.

3. Fertilization:

Unlike other flowers, Chinese evergreen does not have strict requirements on fertilizer. Generally, it only needs to be fertilized once a month, but no fertilizer is needed during the winter. Ensuring that a certain amount of flower fertilizer is applied can ensure that it can accumulate enough nutrients in normal times, so that it can bloom more flowers during the flowering period.

2. Notes:

When it is about to bloom, you should pay close attention to it and treat it promptly if you find any signs of illness.

First, we need to prevent red spider mites, which are the most common pests that parasitize on the leaves of evergreens. They not only affect the flowering period, but are also very destructive. You can buy some pesticides to eliminate them.

If the roots are rotten or sick due to the environment and climate, you can also choose to use some medicines for symptomatic treatment. In addition, pruning should be done after the flowering period so that the flowers can bloom better in the second year.