The role of spider plant in the home
The role of pearl spider plant in the home
The role of pearl spider plant in the home. This kind of food is suitable for all ages. It has rich functions and functions. It is not necessary for health care. Relying on medicines and improper consumption of medicinal materials may cause irreversible consequences. Health preservation depends on the role of pearl spider plants in the home. Find out below.
The role of the pearl spider plant in the home 1
The role of the pearl spider plant in the home - an introduction to the pearl spider plant
Place the pearl spider plant in the kitchen
The rate of plants appearing in the kitchen is second only to the living room. This is because some members of the family spend a lot of time in the kitchen every day, and the environmental humidity is also very suitable for most plants. In addition, most kitchens in ordinary households use white or light-colored decoration and stainless steel sinks. Colorful plants can soften the tough lines and inject vitality into the kitchen.
Usually located in a north-facing room with fewer windows, decorating with some potted plants can eliminate the cold feeling. Since there is less sunlight, plants that prefer shade should be chosen. The kitchen is a workspace with frequent operations and scattered items. The smoke and temperature are high, so it is not suitable to place large potted plants, but hanging potted plants are more suitable. Among them, the pearl spider plant is the best. Placing a pot of pearl spider plant in the living room can absorb harmful gases such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen oxides in the room within 24 hours, and act as an air filter.
Place pearl spider plants in the bedroom
Bedrooms should generally be clean, peaceful and warm. Pearl spider plants, lilies, tuberose, calla lilies, etc. can be used. It can make the relationship between husband and wife harmonious, and both body and mind can rest in warmth and tranquility.
Chlorophytum is easy to cultivate and has strong adaptability. It is one of the most traditional hanging plants for living rooms. Its leaves are slender and soft, and small plants sprout from the leaf axils. They hang down from the edge of the pot, stretch and hang like flowers, and are evergreen all year round. Spider plant is the "king of formaldehyde removal" among plants.
Feng Shui Application of Pearl Chlorophytum
When placing Pearl Chlorophytum in the bedroom, the bedroom should generally be clean, kind and warm. Pearl spider plants are available. It can make the relationship between husband and wife friendly, and both body and mind can rest in warmth and tranquility.
Place pearl spider plants in the living room. Plants planted in the living room should be selected according to the different directions of the door to increase the positive energy field of the living room, enhance family fortune and wealth, and be beneficial to health.
The living room with the door facing west must be bright and bright. West belongs to gold. Use potted plants that belong to metal and earth. Pearl Chlorophytum is this type of plant. It can increase the positive energy of metal and is beneficial to the health of your family's respiratory tract, lungs and spleen.
The role of Chlorophytum in the home
It is a foliage plant with beautiful leaf shape and color, and has certain ornamental value, so it is often used in indoor greening and planting, and is an ideal home hanging plant. It is an ideal flower for cultivation; in addition, because the spider plant has the function of absorbing poisonous gases such as benzene and formaldehyde, the pearl spider plant is also known as a "green purifier", so it is also used for indoor air purification potted planting.
Introduction to the Pearl Spider Plant
The Pearl Spider Plant is named after its bulging, full, emerald green oval leaves that resemble pearls. Also known as Jade Bead, Lover's Tears, Buddha Bead Chlorophytum, Jade Bead, Green Bell, Green Bell. The flowering period is generally from December of the current year to January of the following year.
Spider plant prefers loose and fertile soil rich in organic matter. It grows best in an environment with warmth, high air humidity, and strong scattered light. High temperature and high humidity should be avoided in summer, otherwise the stems will easily rot and die. Potted flowers can be cultivated in a rainproof shade. After autumn, when the plants resume growth, the light should be increased, and liquid fertilizer should be applied, as well as blue pearl spider plants and Brown pearl spider plant.
How to cultivate the Pearl Chlorophytum
The Pearl Chlorophytum is also known as Jade Beads, Lover’s Tears, Buddha Bead Chlorophytum, and Jadeite because it is composed of strings of bulging, full emerald green oval leaves. Pearl, Green Bell, Green Bell. The flowering period is generally from December of the current year to January of the following year.
Spider plant prefers loose and fertile soil rich in organic matter. It grows best in an environment with warmth, high air humidity, and strong scattered light. High temperature and high humidity should be avoided in summer, otherwise the stems will easily rot and die. Potted flowers can be cultivated in a rainproof shade. After autumn, when the plants resume growth, the light should be increased and liquid fertilizer should be applied.
Pearl Chlorophytum can grow well by paying attention to the following points during cultivation:
1. Because the leaves are fleshy and juicy, they are drought-resistant. During cultivation, watering should be dry rather than wet, which is one of the keys to success. When the weather is dry, you can spray more water on the leaves and vines to make up for the lack of water and keep the beads green and full. It prefers semi-shade. Exposure to the sun may burn the pearls. If the light is too weak, the growth will not be strong.
2. The plant has very shallow roots and can be planted in shallow pots. Generally, tiles are used to pad the bottom hole, and a layer of cinder or coarse sand is spread to increase air permeability and water filtration (especially when planting in plastic pots that are commonly used now). The best soil is leaf mold, mixed with a certain amount of sand (soil). , Sha ratio is about 1:3).
3. It likes warm and humid nature, is relatively cold-tolerant (it can withstand low temperatures of 0℃ when cultivated in the Jianghuai region), and is resistant to high temperatures. The optimal temperature is about 20℃~28℃. It grows slowly at both high and low temperatures, especially when it is almost dormant at high temperatures above 30°C. It should be watered and fertilized less, otherwise it will easily cause root rot - this is also one of the keys to successful cultivation.
4. In the spring and autumn when growth is vigorous, "fertilizer should be applied lightly and frequently". Frequently spraying 1-3‰ of nitrogen fertilizer and potassium dihydrogen phosphate on the leaves will help make the beads more green and enlarged, and improve the viewing quality. value.
5. There are few diseases and insect pests. Spring aphids are one of them. They should be wiped off or sprayed with 1500 times of omethoate to kill them in time. Mites in summer and autumn are the second largest and need to be killed with 1000 times of dicofol. Pay attention to ventilation and increase leaf surface humidity to reduce mite infection.
6. Pearl Chlorophytum can be propagated by cuttings. The branches and vines are very easy to take root. You can cut a few sections in spring and autumn, bury half of them in sand or loose soil, keep them moist but not waterlogged, and they will soon take root for planting. It takes about half a month in spring and autumn, but it is not easy to take root in winter and summer. , when the potted plants are not uniform and plump but grow too long, this measure can be used to make up for it. The role of spider plant in the home 2
Introduction to spider plant
Pearl spider plant is a very common succulent plant, but it must be distinguished from the very similar Chlorophytum. The leaves of Chlorophytum are as round and plump as Buddhist beads, with one stripe on them, and on the tip of the big crescent moon city, there are many stripes.
Also known as Jade Bead, Lover's Tears, Buddha Beads Chlorophytum, Jade Beads, Green Bell, Green Bell, etc. The names are different in different places, with the three main names being "Pearl Chlorophytum, Buddha Beads, and Lovers' Tears".
The pearl spider plant is composed of a bunch of bulging, full and green oval leaves. Like spider plants and other plants, the branches will grow downward to form numerous hanging vines, like beads.
Small white or brown flowers bloom around October every year, and the flower buds are thin red strips.
Morphological characteristics of Chlorophytum
Its leaves are round, thick, heart-shaped leaves, like a string of wind chimes swaying in the wind. Because the leaves are alternate, sparsely grown, round and heart-shaped, dark green, thick and juicy, like beads, it is known as "Buddha beads", "Buddha beads", "green grapes" and "green bells". Others call it "Buddha Chlorophytum" and "Lover's Tears". It has slender stems, terminal inflorescences, 3 to 4 cm long, hook-shaped, white or brown flowers, and thin red buds.
Growth habits of Chlorophytum pearlus
It prefers a warm, humid and semi-shady environment. It has strong adaptability, drought and cold tolerance. Prefers loose, fertile soil rich in organic matter. It grows best in an environment with warmth, high air humidity, and strong scattered light. Regardless of soil, it grows best in loose sandy loam. It is generally suitable for growing under medium light conditions and is also tolerant of low light. The suitable growth temperature is 15-25℃, and the overwintering temperature is 5℃.
The flowering period of Pearl Chlorophytum is generally from December to January of the following year. Of course, it also depends on the temperature and humidity. If the temperature is too low, it will be postponed to March, and you can water more during this period. It has a long flowering period, white flowers with purple stamens and a rich fragrance.
Propagation of Chlorophytum
It can be propagated by cuttings. The branches and vines are very easy to take root. You can cut a few sections in spring and autumn, bury half of them in sand or loose soil, keep them moist but not waterlogged, and they will soon take root for planting (about half a month in spring and autumn, but it is not easy to take root in winter and summer). , when the potted plants are not uniform and full but grow too long, this measure can be used to make up for it.) Chlorophytum can be propagated by divisions. Except for winter when the temperature is too low for division, it can be done in other seasons.
For plants that have been potted for 2-3 years, when changing pots in spring, remove the old culture soil from the dense potted seedlings, divide them into two or several clusters, and pot them into new plants respectively. Chlorophytum can also be propagated by using small plants on running stems. During the growing season, cut off the small plants from the stems and plant them in culture soil or water. After the small plants grow roots, transplant them into pots. In addition, seeds can also be sown, but they are generally less used.
Maintenance of Pearl Chlorophytum
Watering during cultivation should be dry rather than wet. When the weather is dry, you can spray more water on the leaves and vines to make up for the lack of water and keep the beads green and full. Avoid shade, high temperature and high humidity. It prefers semi-shade. Exposure to the sun may burn the pearls. If the light is too weak, the growth will not be strong.
Chlorophytum is mainly affected by: snails, aphids, scales, sooty diseases, and stem rot.
Pay attention to the following points in the cultivation of Chlorophytum pearls:
(1) Because the leaves are fleshy and juicy, they are drought-resistant. Roots are prone to rot in summer, so watering should not be too frequent and a small watering can is required.
(2) The plant has very shallow roots and can be planted in shallow pots. Generally, tiles are used to pad the bottom hole, and a layer of cinder or coarse sand is spread to increase air permeability and water filtration (especially when planting in commonly used plastic pots). The soil is best made of leaf mold (fallen leaves of autumn and winter trees mixed with a certain amount of A certain amount of crushed soil is mixed with a certain amount of sand (the ratio of soil to sand is about 1:3).
(3) It likes warmth and moisture, and is more cold-resistant (it can withstand low temperatures of 0℃ when cultivated in the Jianghuai area). ), resistant to high temperatures, the optimum temperature is about 20℃~28℃. It grows slowly at both high and low temperatures and almost goes dormant in high temperature environments. It should be watered and fertilized less, otherwise it is easy to rot. If it starts to rot, cut it off immediately. Cut the healthy parts of the rotten parts, otherwise they will all rot quickly.
(4) Apply thin fertilizer frequently in spring and autumn, often on the leaves. Spraying 1-3‰ of nitrogen fertilizer and potassium dihydrogen phosphate will help make it greener and larger, and improve the ornamental value.
(5) There are few pests and diseases, one of which is aphids, so wipe them off or remove them in time. Spray 1,500 times omethoate to kill; mites in summer and autumn need to be killed with 1,000 times dicofol. Pay attention to ventilation and increase leaf surface humidity to reduce mite infection.