How to grow Chlorophytum comosum to make it more vigorous?

Chlorophytum comosum is a plant that many people like to grow. Keeping a pot of it at home can not only beautify the environment, but also purify the air. So how can you grow Chlorophytum comosum more vigorously? Let’s learn more about it below.

1. Adequate lighting

The Golden Edge Chlorophytum is a light-loving plant, so it can be placed in the sun for maintenance. Make sure it has four hours of sunlight every day. Except for the summer when the light is too strong and cannot be directly exposed to sunlight, the Chlorophytum should be moved to a sunny place frequently in other seasons to allow it to receive more light, thereby enhancing photosynthesis and making the plant's branches and leaves grow more luxuriantly.

2. Water appropriately

Chlorophytum comosum likes a moist and warm growing environment, but if it is grown indoors, you must be careful not to let the soil in the pot be too wet. However, if the soil in the pot is dry, you must water it in time. When the air is dry, you need to spray water on the leaves to keep them green.

3. Adequate nutrients

Chlorophytum comosum grows very fast during the growing season, so it needs sufficient nutrients at this time. Add some organic fertilizer or nutrients with more nitrogen every half a month during the growing season to keep the soil moist and not waterlogged. Chlorophytum comosum will grow very vigorously and will grow many runners.

4. Repotting management

If the soil of the golden edge spider plant is compacted, you need to repot it and prepare loose and fertile soil. You can use leaf mold mixed with wood ash to make nutrient soil. The golden edge spider plant grown in this way will be very beautiful. You can also add some organic fertilizers at the bottom of the pot, such as sheep manure, earthworm manure, etc.

5. Regular pruning

Pruning mainly involves pruning the root system. As long as the roots of Chlorophytum comosum are well maintained, they will have very strong roots. When repotting, the roots need to be trimmed to reduce nutrient consumption. Promote plant growth. Prune off some old, rotten and weak roots.

6. Suitable temperature

Chlorophytum comosum likes to grow in a warm environment and is relatively afraid of cold. The temperature suitable for the growth of Golden Edge Chlorophytum is above 10 degrees. However, if the temperature is too high in summer, the Golden Edge Chlorophytum must be cooled immediately. However, in winter, the growth temperature of Golden Edge Chlorophytum must be kept above 5 degrees Celsius.

That’s it