How to cultivate Asparagus cochinchinensis

1. Soil

Many flower lovers think that Aspidistra is resistant to barrenness, so they choose soil with low nutrient content for growing it. However, since it is a family farm, it is better to choose fertile soil for breeding. Here, we recommend that you use soft, fertile, slightly acidic soil to grow Aspidistra. Specifically, you can mix leaf mold, peat soil and garden soil as its growing medium.

2. Lighting

Aspidistra prefers shade, so you can usually grow it in a place with low light. In summer, the sunlight is very strong and a shade net is needed to provide shade for it. However, it should be noted that if the place where it is grown is relatively dark, it will need to be moved to a place with light every once in a while to help it grow better.

3. Moisture

Aspidistra has relatively high requirements for water and requires relatively high humidity conditions for growth. In addition to watering in time and keeping the soil moist, you should also spray water on the plants frequently to maintain relatively humid air conditions.

4. Ventilation

In addition to the above conditions, it is best to raise it in a place with good ventilation. This can give it more fresh air and greatly reduce the chance of it getting diseases and pests.