Don't be too diligent in growing flowers, Chlorophytum comosum... the cheaper you grow the more it will bloom

Chlorophytum

(Photo by: Bebeying Source: Chlorophytum Bar)

Placement

If the position is good, growing flowers will be twice as effective with half the effort. Chlorophytum should be placed in a ventilated and bright place, preferably with scattered light, so the window in the living room is a good choice. In addition, it is best to place spider plants together with other flowers and plants so that the air humidity is high and the leaves are not likely to dry out and turn yellow.

Once it is positioned correctly, it basically does not need to be changed within two or three years.

Watering frequency

Chlorophytum is afraid of waterlogging but not drought. It has fleshy roots and has strong water retention capacity. Therefore, it will not die even if it is not watered for 10 days or half a month. On the contrary, watering it every day may cause its roots to rot! The colorful spider plant grows very well if you water it once every 5 or 6 days.

Fertilization times

Do not fertilize too frequently, otherwise the roots will rot and burn in minutes! Chlorophytum is not so particular about fertilizer. Ordinary compound fertilizer once a month is enough. When using it, throw a dozen grains of compound fertilizer into the water, and after it dissolves, water the Chlorophytum.

(Photo by: Bebeying Source: Chlorophytum Bar)

Repotting times

Repotting will damage the roots! Even the gentlest movements will wear out the roots to a certain extent, and the subsequent maintenance of the pot requires great care, so unless the roots are rotten and you must change the pot, don't disturb the soil frequently.

Depending on the growth condition of the spider plant, it will not be too late to change the pot when the pot can no longer hold the spider plant. Basically, once every two or three years is enough.

(Photo by: Bebeying Source: Chlorophytum Bar)

Shaving your head and getting a new haircut

If the spider plant is always sick and half-dead, as long as it is not a root problem, you can just shave its head. After a few clicks of the scissors, the spider plant will sprout emerald green leaves and easily fill the pot!

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Succulent

Placement

Most succulents like sunlight. Even shade-tolerant varieties can only survive in semi-shade conditions. To grow well, they must be exposed to the sun.

However, the longer the succulents are exposed to the sun, the better, not the stronger the light, the better, so succulents should be placed in the place in the house where the sun lasts the longest. Before summer arrives, succulents can also be grown outdoors.

Watering frequency

Succulents have underdeveloped root systems and are very drought-resistant, so they do not need to be watered too frequently. They will not die if they are not watered for a month, let alone ten days or half a month. However, spring is the growing season, and Huahua recommends that flower lovers water their plants about once a week depending on the ventilation conditions of their soil.

Fertilization

Succulent plants basically do not need much fertilizer. If flower lovers want their succulent plants to bloom faster, they can apply some green fertilizer. When repotting, just put a dozen grains of green fertilizer at the bottom of the pot. You can also put 5 or 6 grains of compound fertilizer in the water when watering, shake it evenly after it dissolves, and then water it to the succulents.

Pothos

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Placement

Green ivy is recognized by flower lovers as being easy to grow. It is known as the "flower of life" and can survive as long as there is water. Therefore it requires less care.

Its light requirements are similar to those of spider plants, and it can be grown together with spider plants. If you want the green ivy to climb the wall, place it in a corner with bright light.

(Photo by: happy浮沉219 Source: Green Radish Bar)

Watering frequency

Green radish likes water, but it does not need to be watered every day. Watering it once every 3 or 4 days will be enough. Of course, the specific watering situation still needs to refer to multiple factors such as temperature, light, soil, etc. The safest way is to touch the soil in the pot of the green ivy every few days. When the surface of the soil is dry, you can water it.

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Fertilization times

There is no need to be too particular about fertilizing the green radish. Just give it rice water once a month. The hydroponic green radish can be simply grown in a fish tank. The water in the fish tank contains fish excrement and is rich in nutrients. Large fish tanks usually have oxygen pumps, so the water has a high dissolved oxygen content, and the green radish will not rot.

This way you don’t have to worry about watering and fertilizing, the green ivy will grow on its own!

Wall climbing skills

It is not that difficult to grow green ivy into a wall. Either you work hard on the placement of the plant, by placing it high on the roof and letting the branches hang down naturally to form a wall; or you can fix it by nailing a few small nails or gluing some small hooks to guide the branches of the green radish to climb up the wall.

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Coinweed

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Placement

Pennywort is the easiest to grow. It is not afraid of the sun or waterlogging. Just leave it there and it will grow on its own.

The pennywort likes sunlight, and the more sunlight it gets, the better it grows. You can place it in places such as the south balcony, south windowsill or terrace. In short, the place with the best sunlight in the home is where the pennywort should be placed.

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Half soil, half water

Most of the pennyworts are planted half in soil and half in water. In fact, the pennywort is planted in the soil, and then water is added to cover the soil by 5 or 6 centimeters. You don't have to take much care of it at ordinary times. Just add water when it's almost dry. Don't worry about the roots rotting due to too much water. It will grow lush and green on its own.

(Photo by: Yunnan Thorny Plant Source: Coin Grass Bar)

asparagus

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Placement

The habits of asparagus fern are similar to those of green radish and spider plant. Both like ventilated semi-shady environment, so you can just place it in a bright place indoors.

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Fertilization times

It is actually not that difficult to grow asparagus fern to the point of covering the entire roof. You can apply organic fertilizer once a month. Dilute the decomposed organic liquid fertilizer with water at a ratio of 1:2000 and add it when watering the asparagus fern.

(Author: pjafu Source: Wenzhu Bar)

Don’t be too diligent in growing flowers.

Flowers are sometimes like children,

The more pampered a child is, the more he will become strong if he is allowed to roam free.

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