How to care for Spathiphyllum after flowering

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1. Timely pruning

2. Topdressing fertilizer

3. Apply water in time

4. Change pots and soil

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When the Spathiphyllum flowering period ends, it needs to be pruned immediately. First, cut off the remaining flowers and trim the branches and leaves that are not growing well. Topdress fertilizers in a timely manner to replenish previously consumed nutrients. It is best to choose water-soluble fertilizers, mainly composed of phosphorus and potassium. Apply appropriate moisture to prevent plants from drying out too much. If the plant has grown very large, it needs to be replaced with a larger pot than the original one and with new fertile soil.

1. Timely pruning

1. Timely pruning

When the Spathiphyllum flowering period ends, it needs to be pruned immediately. First, cut off the remaining flowers from the base of the flower branches to ensure thorough pruning. This can reduce nutrient consumption, facilitate later growth, and facilitate next flowering. In addition to remaining flowers, you should also prune branches and leaves that are not growing well, especially those that are yellow and withered.

2. Topdressing fertilizer

White palm consumes a lot of nutrients during the flowering period, so after the flowering period, topdressing fertilizers should be applied in time to replenish the nutrients consumed before. It is best to choose water-soluble fertilizer for fertilizer, which can be absorbed by the roots. It is mainly composed of phosphorus and potassium. Diluting the fertilizer and applying it to the flower pot can promote the later growth of the plant and prepare for the next flowering.

3. Apply water in time

< p>After the flowering period, don’t forget the factor of water. Apply water appropriately to prevent the plants from drying out too much, but be careful not to give too much water.

4. Change pots and soil

If the plant has grown too large and will be difficult to grow in the original pot, it will need to be replaced with a new pot that is larger than the original pot and filled with new fertile soil.