How to grow Chlorophytum fishbill and how to fertilize it

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1. Soil

2. Lighting

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

When cultivating spider plants, it is recommended to prepare the soil yourself, using two parts garden soil, two parts humus soil and one part river sand to mix. Be sure to disinfect it before use. It likes light, so it should be placed in a place with sufficient astigmatism, get plenty of sun, and avoid strong light. Watering should be appropriate, the specific frequency changes according to seasonal changes, and water should not accumulate at any time. In addition, timely fertilization and nourishment should be applied during the growth period, flowering period and after flower failure to promote more vigorous growth.

1. Soil

When cultivating Chlorophytum, you need to prepare soil with good drainage, looseness, breathability and rich in humus. Use two parts of garden soil, two parts of humus soil and then add one part. Mix it with river sand to improve drainage and air permeability, so that the preparation can meet the requirements of the plant. Note that the soil must be disinfected before use.

2. Light

It likes Light, photosynthesis can be carried out in an environment with good light, and growth will be more vigorous. Usually, it is enough to place it in a place with astigmatism. Avoid strong light in summer, otherwise the strong light will burn the plant, and it is easy to cause yellow leaves or even no flowering.

3. Watering

It It likes a slightly humid environment, especially during the peak growing season, so it needs to be watered regularly. In spring and autumn, you need to water every two or three days. In summer, when the temperature is high, you need to water every day. In winter, when plants grow slowly, water needs to be properly controlled, and it is best to stop watering first. Note that no matter what season, there should be no accumulation of water in the pot soil.

Four. Fertilization

It is During the peak growing season, during the flowering period and after the flowers have faded, they need a lot of nutrients, so they need to be fertilized and replenished properly. Usually, decomposed organic fertilizer should be applied every half month during the growth period, and phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be added during the flowering period, once a month. Nitrogen fertilizer should be added after the flowers fade. Note that no raw fertilizer or concentrated fertilizer should be used at any time.

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