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How to grow wedding spider plants

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Precautions for cultivating wedding spider plants

The Wedding Chlorophytum is a plant that is not fully recognized by people. It has no scientific name or family name, but the beautiful shape of its flowers has attracted many florists to cultivate it. So an important question is how to cultivate Wedding Chlorophytum. Which ones?

Growth habits of wedding spider plant

Growth habits of the Wedding Chlorophytum

According to the growth area and habits of the Wedding Chlorophytum, it can be judged that it prefers environmental conditions with high temperature and humidity, avoiding direct sunlight or astigmatism. In particular, avoid exposure to strong light. In addition, the Wedding Chlorophytum also has habits such as intolerance to shade, water-loving, fertilizer-loving, cold, drought-resistant, and pruning resistance. Be sure to remember these. In addition, regarding the flowering period of wedding spider plants, if you cultivate wedding spider plants, it usually takes seven or eight months to bloom, and wedding spider plants usually bloom from December to March of the following year.

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How to grow wedding spider plants

The Wedding Chlorophytum is very adaptable, so when maintaining Wedding Chlorophytum, you only need to control the amount of watering and ensure that there is no accumulation of water in the flower pot. In addition, you must also pay attention to avoid direct sunlight in summer to prevent burns, and in winter Enhance lighting to avoid freezing damage. If flower lovers want to increase the flowering rate of wedding spider plants, they need to pay special attention to water control and ensure appropriate lighting. If there is insufficient light, it will affect the growth of the plant and reduce the flowering rate.

Flowers

Precautions for cultivating wedding spider plants

Special attention needs to be paid to fertilization when cultivating wedding spider plants. Wedding Chlorophytum prefers fertilizer, but it still needs to be controlled. Don't over-fertilize, apply more thin fertilizer. In addition, you also need to pay attention to applying fertilizer according to the fertilizer instructions, and distinguish whether to bury the fertilizer in the soil or spray it on the leaves. In this way, as long as you apply thin fertilizer frequently and apply fertilizer with corresponding effects, normal maintenance will be enough.