How to grow ChlorophytumChromaPrecautions for growing Chlorophytum

Chlorophytum is a common green flower in life, and people like to grow it at home. However, some people cannot grow Chlorophytum well, and it either dies or its leaves turn yellow. What is going on? Chlorophytum also needs to be cultivated in a certain way, and there are also some things that need to be paid attention to. Today, the editor will talk about it in detail.

Chlorophytum cultivation methods and precautions

1. Temperature for growing spider plants

The growing temperature is very important when growing spider plants. They like a humid environment, but are afraid of low and high temperatures. They grow fastest when the outside temperature is 23 or 24 degrees. When it exceeds 30 degrees, they must be shaded. In addition, spider plants cannot be placed in places below zero degrees, otherwise they will die.

2. Chlorophytum's water requirements

Chlorophytum is a water-loving plant. When it is in its vigorous growth period, the soil in the pot should be kept moist. It is best to water it once a day or every other day, but water should not be allowed to accumulate in the pot. In addition, Chlorophytum will enter a dormant period in winter, and the water supply should be reduced at this time. Watering it once a week is sufficient. Excessive watering will cause the roots of the Chlorophytum to rot.

3. Chlorophytum's requirements for fertilizer and soil

Chlorophytum also has its own requirements for fertilizer and soil. It likes fertile and soft soil. You should often loosen the soil when you grow it, and apply topdressing every half a month. The fertilizer should be mainly nitrogen fertilizer. In addition, you should also pay attention to changing the pot in time when growing Chlorophytum. It is best to change the pot once a year, otherwise the soil in the pot will become compacted and lack nutrients, which is also very unfavorable to the growth of Chlorophytum.