How to mix soil with Sansevieria striata and how big a pot should I use?

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1. How to mix soil

2. How big a basin should be used?

3. Other maintenance

The vigor of the Sansevieria leucophylla is very tenacious and does not have many requirements for the soil. However, it is best to use one with better drainage performance and not to accumulate water at the roots. It can be prepared with leaf mold soil, garden soil, and river sand. Do not use pure clay or pure sand soil. The flowerpot you use does not need to be too big, it just needs to match the size of the plant. You also need to pay attention to lighting, watering, temperature and other conditions.

1. How to mix soil

It is native to South Africa and has very strong vitality and does not require too much maintenance. There are not many requirements for the living soil, and it is not very strict, but it is best to use one with better drainage performance. Water cannot accumulate at the roots, causing a burden on the roots and unable to fully absorb it. It can be prepared with leaf mold soil, garden soil, and river sand, which can not only ensure the supply of nutrients, but also provide ventilation. Do not use pure clay or pure sand as this will cause root rot.

2. How big a pot to use

The flower pot you use does not need to be too large, it just needs to match the size of the plant. It should not be too large, which may easily lead to water accumulation in the pot.

3. Other maintenance

1 , Light: It likes light, but can tolerate shade. It can be maintained in a brightly lit place to promote better growth.

2. Watering: You don’t need to pay too much attention to this aspect, and the amount shouldn’t be too much. Water once every two weeks in summer and once a month in winter. Wait until the inside is completely dry before pouring again.

3. Temperature: 18 to 30 degrees is the best temperature.

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