Methods for converting Chlorophytum hydroponics to soil culture, precautions for Chlorophytum soil culture

1. Method of converting hydroponics to soil culture

1. Prune the roots: Take the plant out of the container, trim the roots first, cut off the excess roots, then soak it in disinfectant for disinfection, and dry it in the sun for a while.

2. Prepare potting soil: The size of the flowerpot is determined according to the size of the plant. The soil should be loose, breathable and well-drained. Gravel should also be laid on the bottom to improve air permeability and drainage.

3. Planting in pots: After taking care of the plants and preparing the soil, you can plant them in pots. First add one-third of the soil, then put in the spider plant and slowly fill the soil. After filling, compact it and water it thoroughly.

4. Later maintenance: Newly potted plants should be placed in a ventilated place and not exposed to direct sunlight, otherwise the leaves will easily be burned. Pay attention to moisturizing and growth will resume in about a week. Soil cultivation is also easy to manage, and it can grow vigorously as long as its water needs are met.

2. Precautions for soil cultivation

It has a strong ability to adapt, and the nutrients in the soil are more abundant than those in water. Therefore, when cultivating and caring for it in the soil, be careful not to fertilize it frequently, otherwise the plant will not be able to absorb it and it will cause fertilizer damage. It tolerates shade but not sun. Usually place it in semi-shade, and avoid strong light to avoid sunburn. In addition, pay attention to the amount of watering each time. The soil should be slightly moist, but no water should accumulate.