“Asparagus fern” doesn’t grow well? Try this "sugar water", feed one spoonful a month, and the leaves will be lush and green!

Every family has this good thing, which is brown sugar. If the asparagus fern has yellow leaves, or is in poor condition and has stopped growing, you can dilute the brown sugar with clean water and use it to water the plant. Brown sugar is a very good thing to promote plant growth. It is rich in nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, as well as the phosphorus, potassium and calcium trace elements that plants usually need. It is very helpful for the growth of asparagus fern plants.

The method of use is to dilute the brown sugar. The ratio of clean water and brown sugar is about 150:1. We can determine it based on the amount of watering for asparagus fern each time. Although brown sugar water is effective, it cannot be used too many times. Basically, you only need to water asparagus fern once a month. If you water it too much or too often, it will affect the growth of asparagus fern and will also cause a series of problems such as more serious yellow leaves.

Some friends may ask, can we use white sugar? Huahua does not recommend it here, because white sugar is too pure, and it only contains sugar. However, brown sugar has more impurities and provides more types of nutrients for plants to absorb. If you are watering asparagus fern, Huahua still recommends that you use more brown sugar.

In addition to using brown sugar water to feed asparagus fern, daily maintenance is also essential, especially light and watering. Asparagus fern does not like strong light, so we need to grow it in a place with diffuse light to ensure that it can receive care without too much light. The same goes for watering. Each time you water with brown sugar water, it is usually irrigation, so you must control the water for the remaining period of time and try not to water it again.