How to grow the bird's nest faster

1. Soil selection

When choosing what kind of soil to use, you can mix some rotten leaves with the soil, and add a little river sand to the culture soil. This will ensure that the soil is particularly fertile, so that the bird's nest planted in it can grow faster. Of course, the soil should be kept relatively loose and have better drainage. This prevents too much water from accumulating in the pot when watering, which can cause root rot.

2. Temperature

The most suitable temperature for the growth of the bird's nest plant is generally between 15 and 32 degrees, but it is generally afraid of hot and stuffy environments, so when the temperature in summer exceeds 33 degrees, it will enter a dormant state. It is also particularly afraid of cold and frost, so even in winter, the temperature generally needs to be kept above 10 degrees. If the temperature in winter drops below 7 degrees, it will enter a dormant state, and if the ambient temperature is close to 4 degrees, it will easily die from frostbite.

3. Sunlight

The Crane's palm prefers sunlight, so if the sunlight is not sufficient, it will easily cause its roots to rot and its leaves to fall. However, when the temperature is high in summer, especially when the sun is particularly strong, it is very bad for the plant and requires appropriate shade. In winter, we should move the flower pots into the shed, and to a sunny place, so that the leaves can remain green. It also makes it grow faster.

4. Watering

In spring and autumn, when watering the Kusanagi plant, it is best to water it once every 1 to 2 days, but remember not to let water accumulate in the pot. During the hottest times, especially when the temperature reaches above 30 degrees, they will go dormant, so be sure to control watering. At the same time, appropriate shading and cooling are required, water can be sprayed around, and ventilation should also be paid attention to. In winter, you should gradually reduce the frequency of watering. It is best to keep the soil in the pot slightly dry, so that it can grow better!