This kind of "Chlorophytum" ​​has "little goldfish" growing on its branches. It is easy to raise and keep alive!

illumination

Goldfish Chlorophytum likes light, so it is best to plant the plant in a place where the sun can shine, such as a balcony. If you don’t have time to take care of it, you can also put it in a cool place. The habits of the Goldfish Chlorophytum are relatively good. It not only likes sunlight, but is also relatively shade-tolerant. But be sure not to place the goldfish spider plant in a cool place for a long time, otherwise the plant will die.

Moisture

The goldfish spider plant likes a slightly humid environment, so it is quite demanding in terms of water. When raising goldfish spider plants, you must remember not to let the soil in the plant's pot become moist or waterlogged, as this will affect the plant's growth. The root rot that results later will be more difficult to deal with, requiring repotting and root pruning, which is also a huge drain on the plant itself.

fertilizer

Before flowering, during the growth period, we should fertilize the plants more to allow them to grow better and provide sufficient nutrients and fertilizers for flowering. Basically, we can choose nitrogen fertilizer water to fertilize the plants to promote flowering and the leaves to grow vigorously. The frequency can be guaranteed to be once every half a month. Don't fertilize in winter.

soil

Generally speaking, the goldfish spider plants we just bought have soil prepared by the merchant, so we don't have to prepare it ourselves. However, during normal maintenance, remember to loosen the soil more often to allow the soil to breathe well, avoid soil adhesion, and cause soil compaction, which will affect plant growth and may eventually fail to bloom, greatly affecting the appearance of the plant.

Finally, Huahua wants to say that in order for the plants to grow well, in order to make them grow faster, we can use scissors to trim them well, promote the growth of side branches, and let the plants grow more flower buds, so that they look better.