How to raise Sansevieria orchid? What should you pay attention to?

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1. How to raise

2. Precautions

It is suitable for growing in soft and loose soil. It can be mixed with leaf mold soil, garden soil and river sand. Place on a balcony with astigmatism and exposure to sunlight to promote growth. Water is provided once every half month on a daily basis and once a month in winter. Apply fertilizer every two weeks during the growing season, paying attention to the concentration. In winter, move to a warm house to adjust the surrounding temperature. Pay attention to repotting the plants every 1-2 years.

1. How to grow

1. Soil: It is suitable for growing in soft and loose soil. You can prepare it at home by mixing leaf mold soil, garden soil and river sand. This will ensure Breathable and fertile, do not use soil that is too compacted, otherwise growth will be limited.

2. Sunshine: Although it can tolerate shade, it can survive under sunlight. Plants can grow better if they are placed on a balcony with astigmatism. Exposure to sunlight will promote growth. If placed in the shade for a long time, growth will be restricted.

3. Water: It is a relatively drought-tolerant plant. The frequency of watering varies in different seasons. It can be watered once every half a month. In winter, the climate is cold and the evaporation of water is small, so it can be watered once a month. There must be no water accumulation.

4. Fertilizer: Fertilizer supplement is also very important for growth. Nutritional supplement, especially during the growth period, that is, spring and autumn, apply fertilizer every two weeks. Pay attention to the concentration and do not use concentrated fertilizer or raw fertilizer.

5. Temperature: It cannot tolerate cold. If it is damaged by freezing, the plant may freeze to death in severe cases, so it should be moved indoors for maintenance in winter to adjust the surrounding temperature.

2. Precautions

Every 1-2 years, the plants should be repotted and added with a little new nutrient soil to ensure adequate nutrient supply.

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