Cultivation methods and precautions of large-leafed spider plant

Big-leaf Chlorophytum is a type of Chlorophytum, a beautiful foliage plant. It can be made into potted plants and grown indoors. It can beautify the environment and purify the air. However, many people do not understand the cultivation methods of big-leaf Chlorophytum, nor do they know what to pay attention to when growing big-leaf Chlorophytum. As a result, the big-leaf Chlorophytum they grow always has various problems. Below I will introduce the cultivation techniques and common problems of big-leaf Chlorophytum. Friends who like this plant can focus on it.

How to grow large-leafed spider plant

1. Preparation of potting soil

The preparation of potting soil for growing large-leaf spider plants is very important. It is best to mix peat soil humus, garden soil and river sand in equal proportions to make potting soil, and then plant the large-leaf spider plants in it. Moreover, the potting soil should be replaced every 2 to 3 years during the breeding period. When replacing the new potting soil, sufficient base fertilizer should be applied to the soil.

2. Temperature control

Temperature regulation is very important when growing large-leaf spider plants, because large-leaf spider plants are a green plant that likes a warm climate and has poor cold resistance. When the outside temperature is between 20 and 24 degrees, it grows well. When it exceeds 30 degrees, it stops growing, and when the temperature is below five degrees, it will die due to the low temperature. Therefore, in different seasons, the environmental temperature must be adjusted in time to allow the large-leaf spider plants to grow healthily.

3. Lighting control

It is also very important to control the light when growing large-leaf spider plants. This plant likes a semi-shaded environment. In spring and autumn, you can place it directly on the balcony to receive sunlight. In the hot summer weather, it is necessary to shade the large-leaf spider plants to prevent strong light from burning their leaves.

Breeding precautions

The two large-leafed spider plants must pay attention to the supply of water. From March to September each year, the large-leafed spider plants grow most vigorously. Usually, they should be watered once every 1 to 2 days, and their leaves should be sprayed with water in time, so that the large-leafed spider plants can grow vigorously and have emerald green leaves. In addition, when cultivating large-leafed spider plants, you must also pay attention to the supply of fertilizers. Usually, you can fertilize twice a month, and the fertilizer used should be a thin liquid nitrogen fertilizer. Do not use concentrated fertilizers, otherwise it will damage the roots of the large-leafed spider plants.