The spider plants, asparagus ferns, and tiger skin plants he raises bloom every year. How does he do it?

Chlorophytum

Increase the lighting appropriately

The leaves of indoor spider plants are narrow, pale, and wilted, mostly because of insufficient light indoors. Chlorophytum can tolerate partial shade, but all things rely on the sun for growth. Long-term shade will seriously affect the health of Chlorophytum.

Place the spider plant in a bright place indoors, preferably close to a window, but not on a south windowsill where it will be exposed to direct sunlight.

(Author: Beautiful Spring Source: Sina Blog)

Fertilize once a month

Chlorophytum likes fertilizer but is not picky about it. Using ordinary fertilizer can make it grow rapidly!

The frequency of fertilizing should not be too high. After all, spider plants will not die from lack of fertilizer, but excessive fertilizer can burn their roots. Huahua usually uses compound fertilizer on spider plants once in January. Before watering, throw a dozen compound fertilizer granules into the water, and then water the spider plants after the granules dissolve.

(Author: Nana Source: Stepping on Flowers)

If you want the spider plant to bloom, you can dilute potassium dihydrogen phosphate or Huaduoduo with water in a ratio of 1:2000 and spray it on the leaves of the spider plant.

(Source: Sina Blog)

Increase the humidity of the air

Chlorophytum likes a humid environment. Now the temperature is starting to rise gradually and the evaporation is increasing. You should spray more spray on the leaves of Chlorophytum to maintain the air humidity.

Of course, spraying all the time is actually quite troublesome. Huahua thinks the best way is to put the spider plant together with other indoor flowers and plants, so as to increase the humidity of the surrounding air.

asparagus

Semi-shade maintenance

Asparagus fern is suitable for maintenance in a semi-shaded environment. The so-called semi-shaded environment is an environment that is neither exposed to direct sunlight nor too dark. Generally, the lighting environment in north windowsills, living rooms, bedrooms, etc. is more suitable for asparagus fern.

Apply thin fertilizer frequently

Asparagus fern does not like heavy fertilizers, so it is sufficient to apply a thin layer of fertilizer once in January. You can follow the method of fertilizing spider plants mentioned above, or you can mix organic liquid fertilizer and water in a ratio of 1:2000 and water it on asparagus fern.

(Author: Yu Jia Source: Sina Blog)

Increase humidity

Asparagus fern likes a humid environment, which refers to both the moisture of the soil and the moisture of the air.

Keep the soil of asparagus fern slightly moist. The flowers should generally be watered once every 4 or 5 days. Flower lovers can adjust the watering frequency appropriately according to their own situation. The most important thing is to make the soil loose! About 30% of granular soil should be mixed into the soil to allow water and air to flow through it.

Secondly, spray the leaves more frequently.

Tiger Piranha

Loose soil

Tiger Piranha likes loose sandy soil. For it, the leaf mold bought at a high price may not be as suitable as the sand on the roadside. The most important thing is that the soil is breathable.

Better dry than wet

It is better to water the snake plant in a dry state than in a wet state. Its root system is not well developed, and frequent watering is likely to cause root rot. Before watering, you can insert a knuckle of your finger into the soil. If the soil at the fingertips is dry, then water.

If flower lovers find that they can’t insert their fingers, it means the soil is compacted and it’s time to change the soil.

Ensure lighting

Sansevieria likes light, and it can only bloom if the light is good. Therefore, it should be placed in places with direct sunlight such as the south balcony and south windowsill. Flower lovers who have the conditions can choose to grow them outdoors.

Pour rice water

Sansevieria has low requirements for fertilizer, and Hua Hua rarely fertilizes it specifically. It is usually watered with rice water once a month. It not only blooms, but also bears fruit!

Have flower lovers learned it?

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