If you grow Sansevieria and Asparagus Fern like this, they will not only bloom every year, but also bear fruits!

Tiger Piranha

The first thing Huahua wants to talk about is the snake plant! Flower lovers, you may not have seen many snake plants that can bloom and bear fruit.

Flowering of Tiger Piranha:

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Tiger Pilan Results:

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How to make tiger lily bloom and bear fruit:

1. Watering

Sansevieria does not require much water, so don't water it too much, otherwise the leaves will turn white and the markings will fade. Normally, you should wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering. You can wait until the area 2-3cm away from the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering.

2. Lighting

If you want the snake plant to bloom and bear fruit, sufficient light is essential. Except for shading at noon in summer, the Sansevieria should be placed on the south balcony or south windowsill at other times so that it can grow and bloom.  

3. Fertilization

During the growing season of Sansevieria, you can apply fertilizer 1-2 times a month. Evenly bury 3 holes of cooked soybeans in the soil around the pot, with 3-5 beans in each hole. Be sure not to let them come into contact with the root system, otherwise the roots will easily burn.

asparagus

Many flower lovers have told Huahua that asparagus fern is not a very easy flower to grow because its leaves always turn yellow for no apparent reason. However, some flower lovers are able to grow asparagus fern to the point where it blooms and bears fruit, which is really admirable!

Asparagus fern blooms:

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How to make asparagus fern bloom and bear fruit:

1. Semi-shade maintenance

If you want asparagus fern to bloom and bear fruit, you must first place it in a semi-shaded place with bright light. For example, the living room, north balcony, etc.

2. Increase humidity

If you want the asparagus fern to grow vigorously without yellowing leaves, you must keep it in a moist environment. Asparagus fern only needs to be watered once every 3-5 days. Do not allow water to accumulate in the pot. Use a spray bottle to spray water on the leaves of the asparagus fern and around the pot in the morning and evening to maintain a high air humidity.

3. Fertilization

Asparagus fern does not like fertilizer, so usually it is sufficient to apply a thin liquid fertilizer once a month. You can mix homemade decomposed fertilizer and water in a ratio of 1:2000, and then water the roots of asparagus fern or spray it on the leaves.

Money Tree

Many flower lovers have money trees at home because they symbolize getting rich. If the money tree in your home can bloom and bear fruit, it is really a good omen!

The fortune tree blooms:

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How to make the money tree bloom and bear fruit:

1. Lighting

In autumn, the money tree can be exposed to direct sunlight, but in summer, it must be shaded to prevent the leaves from being burned. Normally, you can rotate the money tree pot 180° every week to keep the money tree symmetrical and beautiful.

2. Watering

Watering is the most important thing for the money tree. If you don't pay attention, the roots will rot and die. The evaporation rate is high in summer, so flowers should be watered once every two weeks, and water should be sprayed on the leaves in the morning and evening. The watering methods for money trees in different regions, different pots, and different soils are all different. Flower lovers can make their own decisions based on their local weather conditions.

3. Fertilization

During the growth period of the money tree, it needs to be given enough fertilizer to make it bloom and bear fruit. You can usually use homemade decomposed rice water, fish tank water, etc. to water the flowers, or bury slow-release fertilizer in the potting soil, the effect is good.

Schefflera

A while ago, a flower lover told Huahua that the Schefflera oleifera in her home had bloomed, and Huahua immediately felt very envious!

Schefflera flowering:

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How to make Schefflera bloom and bear fruit:

1. Lighting

Schefflera likes light but is also shade-tolerant and can survive in full sun or semi-shade environments. Be sure to provide shade during summer noon. If placed in a place with too dim light, it is especially easy to cause leaves to fall off.

2. Fertilization

Liquid fertilizer should be applied to Schefflera arborvitae about once a month during its growing season. The flowers can be watered with decomposed and diluted rice water, bean dregs water, etc. Around the Mid-Autumn Festival, 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution should be applied 2-3 times in a row to improve the resistance of Schefflera arborvitae.

3. Pests and diseases

In hot and humid summers, Schefflera is particularly susceptible to leaf spot disease. Once leaf spot disease is found, the leaves should be removed in time and sprayed with carbendazim solution about once every half a month for 3-4 times in a row. Pay attention to ventilation at ordinary times to avoid moisture residue on the leaves.