Cultivation techniques for asparagus fern at home at different time periods

Cultivation techniques for asparagus fern at home at different time periods

Late March : Asparagus fern can be moved indoors to receive full sunlight without the need for shade. The moisture content of the potting soil can be determined based on the daily weather conditions and the dryness and wetness of the potting soil to determine whether watering is needed, and spraying once in the morning and evening is almost done every day. Apply fertilizer water (urea solution can be used) once a week.

Early May to late August: The plants need to receive indirect sunlight or be shaded, but not exposed to direct sunlight. Water once every 2-3 days, and sprinkle water around to increase the air humidity. In this way, asparagus fern can maintain vigorous growth momentum. The author's room faces east and has no air conditioning. Every year, I move the plant indoors to prevent heatstroke. After a long time, the leaves will turn yellow easily. I move it out of the room and place it under a tree. After a period of time, it will return to normal. In addition, the plant should not be placed under air conditioning to avoid yellowing of leaves.

September to November: Move the plant from under the tree and place it directly on the platform. Rotate the pot once a week. The fertilizer and water management are the same as spring maintenance. Apply potassium fertilizer once in late November.

December: Move indoors, water once every half a month (immersion pot method), use fluorescent lamps to supplement light on rainy days, and spray once every two or three days.