1. Chlorophytum

Chlorophytum that has been grown for one year: the roots are roots, the leaves are leaves, and the soil is soil.

I’ve been growing spider plants for 10 years: they’ve grown so big that the pot is no longer visible!

The hanging branches can be used as curtains!

Maintenance magic weapon:

1. Choose the right soil: The soil should be loose and breathable. You can use humus soil with perlite and vermiculite in a ratio of 5:1:1. You will be able to see white roots two months after potting.

2. Watering: Watering should be regular. Don’t water whenever you want. Water the spider plant only when you see it is completely dry.

3. Light: Let the spider plant get as much sun as possible. Huahua’s colleague grew a spider plant in hydroponics in the office, but it didn’t grow roots or leaves because the light was too weak.

4. Fertilizer: If you have farmyard manure, you can decompose it and bury it at the bottom of the spider plant pot. You can also water the plants with fermented rice water to increase nutrients.

2. Aloe Vera

Aloe vera that has been grown for one year: It can be barely recognized as a pot of aloe vera.

I’ve been growing aloe vera for 10 years: its fleshy leaves are comparable to those of succulents!

Maintenance magic weapon:  

1. Soil: Aloe vera likes loose and breathable soil. When planting aloe vera, you can add more sand or perlite to the soil to promote water permeability.

2. Light: Aloe vera likes an environment with sufficient light. If you want aloe vera to grow fast, you must ensure sufficient light. Under semi-shady conditions, it is easy to cause the leaves to turn white and grow too long.

3. Water: Aloe vera has a very strong ability to resist drought, so it can be left without water for a long time, but there must not be stagnant water. Huahua once watered the aloe vera too much and it rotted. Everyone must pay attention to this.

4. Fertilizer: Try not to apply inorganic fertilizers. You can apply a thin liquid fertilizer to aloe vera once a month. Cake fertilizer, compost, and chicken manure will all do.

3. Pothos

A green radish that has been growing flowers for one year: Was it beaten up by a group of people? /(ㄒoㄒ)/~~

Growing green radish for 10 years: just looking at it makes your eyes light up

Maintenance magic weapon:

1. Soil: The soil for maintaining green radish must be loose, breathable and rich in organic matter. You can use leaf mold, vermiculite and perlite.

2. Water: During the growth period, the soil in the pot should be kept moist and prevented from drying out. Increase the humidity in the air. If there is a humidifier, place the green radish close to the humidifier. High air humidity can make the green radish grow faster. Pay attention to controlling watering during winter dormancy.

3. Fertilization: If you want the green radish to grow well, fertilization is essential. The main method of applying fertilizer to green radish is spraying on the leaves. You can also buy special foliar fertilizers.

4. Asparagus fern

One-year-old asparagus fern: It was green when I first bought it, but later on, it turned yellow...

I have been growing asparagus fern for 10 years: it can climb wherever it wants and it can also bloom and bear fruit.

Maintenance magic weapon:

1. Soil: Asparagus fern likes sandy loam. You can mix garden soil, leaf mold, compost soil, and river sand in a ratio of 4:2:2:1, and then change the soil and add fertilizer to the asparagus fern regularly.

2. Watering: If you want asparagus fern to grow well, watering is very important. It should not be too wet or too dry. Do not water if it is not dry, and water thoroughly if you do. When the air is dry, spray water on the leaves to cool them down.

3. Fertilization: If you want asparagus fern to grow fast and well, you need to add fertilizer in time. However, asparagus fern cannot tolerate concentrated fertilizers, so be sure to dilute the fertilizer before using it.

4. Light: The leaves of asparagus fern are fragile and tender, so it cannot tolerate exposure to the sun. When you care for asparagus fern, you should place it in a cool and ventilated place. When there is insufficient light in winter, you can give it sufficient light.