1. TemperatureChlorophytum comosum is afraid of high temperatures and cannot tolerate cold. The most suitable temperature for its growth is between 15 and 25 degrees. 2. LightExcept for the midday in midsummer when plants need to be shaded, they should be given sufficient sunlight at other times and seasons, especially in the cold winter when there is less light. If the Chlorophytum comosum is placed in an environment with too strong light or too little light, the leaves of the plant will not be able to absorb the sunlight that sustains its life, and the leaves will turn light green or even yellow. In severe cases, they will lose their ornamental value. If the sunlight is too strong but the indoor temperature is low, it is most likely to cause the plant to wilt. At the same time, there is a special phenomenon with the Chlorophytum comosum: when there is insufficient light but sufficient fertilizer and water, it is easy for only leaves to grow. Everyone would be disappointed to see the lush green leaves without even a flower. Therefore, in order to avoid this phenomenon, the grower needs to place the Chlorophytum comosum in the sun and water it appropriately.
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