How to care for green coral ferns

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To maintain green space coral fern, water it once every 2-3 days, fertilize it once every two weeks during the growth period, and apply thin fertilizer frequently. Give it a growing environment of 18-28℃, and the temperature in winter should not be lower than 5℃. You can usually spray the potted plants to increase the air humidity appropriately, and place them in an area with astigmatism for maintenance. Avoid strong light exposure and pay attention to shade in midsummer.

soil

Soil

Choose loose peat soil, a mixture of perlite and vermiculite, keep the pot soil moist, and generally water it once every 2-3 days. When watering, pay attention to pouring water gently along the flower pot and watering it thoroughly to avoid excessive force that damages the surface soil structure and affects the growth of the root system. In winter, it is necessary to properly control water and keep the pot soil slightly moist.

Fertilization

Choose liquid fertilizer to pour Fertilization is more appropriate, but attention should be paid to reducing the concentration by half, fertilizing once every two weeks during the growth period, and applying thin fertilizer frequently.

Temperature

The suitable growth temperature is 18-28℃, growth is fastest around 25℃, keep above 10℃ in winter and cannot be lower than 5℃. Otherwise, it is easy to cause freezing damage.

Humidity

Ferns like warmth In a humid environment, you can increase the air humidity appropriately and spray the potted plants. Note that there must be no water on the leaves. Some flower friends reported that water on the leaves will cause the plant leaves to rot.

Sunshine

Ferns like warmth In a humid semi-shaded environment, it can be placed in areas with scattered light, such as coffee tables, desktops and windowsills. Avoid exposure to strong light. The leaves will become more green after receiving sunlight. However, pay attention to shade in midsummer. Low air humidity and high temperature are the main reasons for the death of green coral ferns in summer.

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