How to raise old red chlorophytum?

1. The optimum temperature for the growth of chlorophytum is 20 to 24 degrees Celsius. It grows fastest at this time and is easy to germinate. Photo highlights of potted plants with creeping branches of chlorophytum stop growing above 30 degrees Celsius, and the leaves often turn yellow and dry. In winter, when the room temperature is kept above 12 degrees Celsius, plants can grow and bloom normally.

2. Low temperature, slow growth or dormancy; Below 5 degrees Celsius, it is prone to freezing injury;

3. Chlorophytum should be planted in sandy loam, with large pots and few plants, and it likes drainage and good air permeability. For example, a medium-sized flowerpot should be planted with two or three plants. If there are too many plants, there will be more water demand. For example, the small soil in the basin has insufficient water content, and the leaves are easy to wither.

4. Potted humus soil or peat soil, garden soil and river sand are mixed in equal amounts, and a small amount of base fertilizer is added as a substrate;

5, chlorophytum likes warm and humid climate conditions, neither cold nor hot, should be semi-cloudy, afraid of strong light. Suitable for well-drained and fertile sandy soil, not cold-resistant;

6. In the north 10, put the chlorophytum indoors, hang it in front of the window or put it on the top of the bookshelf, and spray water close to room temperature every five to seven days.