How to breed and breed Silverside Chlorophytum
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3. Problem diagnosis and treatment
Twenty to thirty degrees is more suitable during breeding, and it needs to be placed in a greenhouse during the winter. It loves light and cannot be exposed to strong light. It can be exposed to astigmatism in spring, autumn and winter. The substrate needs to be kept moist in any season, and water needs to be sprayed to moisturize during dry periods. It doesn’t require too much fertilizer, usually it’s enough to apply it once every half month.
1. Maintenance methods
1. Maintenance methods
1. Temperature: 20 to 30 degrees is more suitable. In addition, silverside spider plants are not very cold-tolerant. According to its habit, it is best to place it in a greenhouse or indoors during the winter season and not in a place that is too cold. In addition, shelter from the wind is required.
2. Lighting: Comparison of Chlorophytum silverside It likes light, but don't let too much light shine on it. Generally speaking, it should be placed in a shaded place during summer. In other seasons, it can be placed in a location with good astigmatism and generally does not require shading. If it is indoors, generally speaking, there is no need for shade.
3. Watering: Chlorophytum silverside It likes moisture, so the substrate needs to be kept moist in any season and not too dry. Otherwise, it will seriously affect its growth rate. Moreover, in dry and very hot times, a little watering is needed.
4. Fertilization: Chlorophytum silverside needs It’s not too much fertilizer, usually it’s enough to apply it once every half month. The amount doesn't need to be too much, and it needs to be diluted in advance.
2. Breeding skills
1. Propagation: The method of division can be used. Using this method, the first step is to choose a strong plant that is as large as possible. You can take it out of the pot and divide it into three or four parts from the root, not too many. Then, prepare different flower pots, fill them with soil, and plant them separately.
2. Repot: repot The best time is spring, which can be done together with breeding. It is best to change it every year to ensure the quality of the soil. If you do not change it, you need to loosen the soil to prevent the soil from clumping too seriously. In addition, when changing the pot, you can cut off the dead leaves and the rotten roots.
3. Diagnosis and Treatment of Problems
1. Disease: There may be "anthrax", which can harm any part of the body, so timely prevention is required. After it occurs, solutions such as chlorothalonil need to be used immediately. If the condition is not particularly serious, it can be cured after two or three uses.
2. Insect pests: "aphids", "Scale insects" are quite common and can be brushed off or wiped off with a rag. However, if the number is large, chemicals must be used to treat them.
IV. Other issues
1. Toxicity: Spider plant is non-toxic, and its ability to absorb toxic gases is particularly strong.
2. Can you raise it at home? Very suitable, not only for viewing, but also for purifying the air.
2. Breeding skills
3. Problem diagnosis and treatment
4. Other issues
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