How to grow Chlorophytum comosum, pictures of Chlorophytum comosum

1. Fertile soil

Its maintenance is relatively simple and its soil requirements are very loose. However, it will grow more vigorously in soil with good drainage, looseness and fertility. You can prepare it yourself, mixing humus, sandy soil, and peat soil, and also adding an appropriate amount of base fertilizer. This will make the soil fertile, breathable, and conducive to growth.

2. Sufficient water

Although it is drought-resistant, it consumes a lot of water during the growing season, so you still need to water it frequently, but not excessively and avoid waterlogging. Summer is relatively dry, so in addition to watering, you also need to spray water frequently. Watering in winter should be done at noon, and the water temperature should be similar to the soil temperature, but in small amounts each time.

3. Suitable temperature

It likes warm environment and has poor cold resistance. It is best to maintain the temperature between 15-25 degrees, which is most conducive to growth. When the temperature drops in late autumn, it should be placed indoors and the temperature should be provided above 10 degrees in winter to prevent frostbite. Also pay attention to more ventilation when the temperature is high, and avoid creating a stuffy environment.

4. Mild light

It likes light, but is afraid of strong light. Therefore, special attention should be paid when managing light. During the growing season, it can be placed in a dimly lit place and exposed to more sunlight. However, you must avoid strong sunlight in summer or block it with a shade net, and avoid exposure to the sun to avoid burns. The light in winter is more comfortable, so you can let it see the light all day long, so that the leaves will be greener.