Cultivation methods and precautions of green leaf arrowroot

The green-leafed arrowroot is a beautiful foliage plant. It is evergreen all year round, can purify the air and beautify the environment. It is usually suitable for indoor cultivation in potted plants. However, some people do not know how to grow the green-leafed arrowroot, and do not know what to pay attention to when growing the green-leafed arrowroot. As a result, they cannot grow their own green-leafed arrowroot well. Today, I will give a detailed introduction to the cultivation methods and precautions of the green-leafed arrowroot. Friends who want to grow the green-leafed arrowroot can take a closer look.

Cultivation methods and precautions of green leaf arrowroot

1. The living environment of the green-leaved arrowroot

The plant likes to grow in a moist semi-shady environment. It has poor cold and drought tolerance and cannot be exposed to the sun. It grows fastest when the outside temperature is between 18 and 25 degrees. In addition, the plant likes a moist environment, so you should spray clean water on its leaves every day when you grow it.

2. Water control of green leaf arrowroot

The plant Calathea affine likes to grow in an environment with higher temperatures, and there should be no water accumulation in the flowerpot. Therefore, you must be careful when watering it, and abide by the principle of not watering unless the soil is dry, and watering thoroughly when you do. Also, spray it in time to keep the air moist. In addition, flower lovers in the north should note that the Calathea affine is a tropical plant. When it is cultivated in the north, the climatic conditions do not meet its needs, and it is difficult for people to keep it in the best condition.

3. Winter management of green leaf arrowroot

The plant Calathea edulis likes to grow in the milk candy belt. In winter, it should be placed in a heated room, and the indoor temperature cannot be lower than 18 degrees. If it is lower than this number, it will stop growing. In winter, the water supply of the Calathea edulis should be reduced, otherwise its roots will rot and the Calathea edulis will die.