How to quickly root Chlorophytum comosum

1. Soil requirements

If you want the Chlorophytum comosum to take root quickly, then the most basic growth soil environment must be strictly required.

The origin of Chlorophytum comosum is South Africa, where the environment has good sunlight and low humidity. Therefore, Chlorophytum comosum is accustomed to growing in places with strong light and relatively dry conditions. In addition, it is best to ensure smooth air flow.

Therefore, when transplanting the Chlorophytum comosum, it must not be planted in a dark or high-humidity environment.

2. Temperature requirements

Chlorophytum comosum prefers a warmer environment and is not suitable for living in places where the temperature is too hot or too cold.

Generally the best temperature is around 20℃. Therefore, after transplanting, you must ensure that the surrounding temperature is around 19 degrees Celsius. If it is too cold in winter, you can keep it warm. In summer, you can put it in a cool place.

3. Watering requirements

Chlorophytum comosum does not like moisture and is suitable for growing in dry places, so it does not need to be watered frequently.

After transplanting the Chlorophytum comosum, just keep the soil relatively moist, but avoid waterlogging. And when watering, you don't need to water a lot at one time, just a little at a time will be enough. If you water too much, it will easily cause the roots that have not yet taken root to rot and fail to regenerate new roots.

4. Fertilization requirements

It is still easy for Chlorophytum comosum to take root after transplantation, and it has no requirements for fertilizer and water.

After transplanting, you can add a little fertilizer to the soil to make it easier for the seeds to take root quickly. After small roots grow, fertilizer can be applied once every fifteen days or so.

In general, it is still very easy to grow. If you have enough containers at home, you can let more roots grow. According to the above method, it is still easy to take root quickly.