What are the farming methods and precautions for Spathiphyllum

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1. Breeding methods

2. Precautions

Lighting: Place it in full sunlight in spring and autumn. Shade it appropriately in midsummer and early autumn and avoid exposure to the sun. Temperature: The temperature is best above 25℃. Watering: Keep the soil moist during the growing season and dry during cold weather. Soil: Soft, well-drained soil is most suitable. Be careful not to use heavy soil.

1. Breeding methods

1. Lighting: It does not have high requirements for sunlight. It can be placed under full sunlight in spring and autumn. It should be properly shaded in midsummer and early autumn. Do not expose it to strong light. Exposure will cause Causes leaves to turn yellow, and in severe cases, sunburn may occur.

2. Temperature: It prefers a high-temperature environment. The best temperature is above 25°C. Just put it indoors in winter. Too low a temperature will cause the leaves to fall off or turn yellow.

3. Watering: It prefers water. However, do not allow water to accumulate at the bottom of the pot, as it is easy for roots to rot. During the growth period, sufficient water is needed to keep the soil moist. In midsummer, when the temperature is high, spray some water around the plants to lower the temperature. When it is cold, reduce the amount of water to keep the soil moist. Just dry it.

4. Soil: It is most suitable to use soft, well-drained soil, and it should not be heavy soil, which is conducive to its growth.

2. Precautions

1. Generally, the pot and soil should be changed once every 1-2 years, so you don’t need to be too frequent.

2. If the leaves appear yellow, withered, dull, etc., it is because of insect infestation, so spray pesticides in time.

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