Cultivation methods and precautions of Tiger Pilan

1. Flower soil

It is best to use thick, loose, and well-drained sandy soil when growing snake plants. It can be made by mixing five parts of garden soil, three parts of river sand and two parts of leaf mold. However, it is not very demanding on flower soil. Even if the above-mentioned soil is not available, there will be no problem as long as soil with good drainage is used to grow it.

2. Watering

It likes moisture, but is also drought-tolerant. During the period of germination of new leaves and new buds and the growth period of leaves, more water is needed. At this time, water it in time to keep the soil moist. During other times, you can water the plants slightly to ensure that the soil does not dry out.

3. Lighting

When breeding, you should try to give it enough light. It is best to place it under the sun so that it can receive direct light. If the light does not meet its requirements, it may experience adverse phenomena such as dry and soft leaves due to lack of light.

4. Temperature

When raising it, the temperature should be kept within 20-30℃ as much as possible, as this is most suitable for its growth. In summer, it should be moved to an environment below 30℃.

5. Notes

It is best to repot it once a year. Because it grows very fast, if you don't change the pot in time, its growth will be inhibited due to lack of space.