Goldfish Chlorophytum looks much better than ordinary Chlorophytum

Goldfish Chlorophytum, also known as Goldfish Flower and kangaroo Chlorophytum, is a semi lignified flower. Its leaves are dark green and relatively thick. The flower is orange, with a small mouth and a large belly. It looks like a small goldfish and is deeply loved

Goldfish Chlorophytum comes from the tropics and likes shade and humidity. It doesn't attract diseases and pests. Compared with rose gardenia, it's very easy to raise. Let's introduce how to raise goldfish Chlorophytum~

Maintenance of goldfish Chlorophytum

Flower selection

We should choose the goldfish Chlorophytum with full and neat plant type, full and bright leaves and no bare stem. It is best to start with goldfish Chlorophytum with flower bud in winter. The temperature is too low and it is easy to be frostbitten and do not bloom

Basin soil

When changing the basin of goldfish Chlorophytum, change to a mud basin or pottery basin 2 ~ 3 cm larger than the diameter of the original basin

Goldfish Chlorophytum likes humidity and has high requirements for soil. It is generally mixed with peat soil, rotten leaf soil and vermiculite in the proportion of 6:3:2

Ordinary mountain soil and garden soil are not suitable for raising goldfish Chlorophytum. They are easy to harden and have poor water permeability

It is suggested to use some coarse river sand as pavement, which can keep water and air permeability

Watering

Water the golden orchid three times in the spring and three times in the summer. Water the golden orchid three times in the evening. Water the golden orchid three times in the autumn

When the temperature is too high in summer, you can use the dip pot method to put the flowerpot in a shallow plate containing water to maintain water. At ordinary times, pay attention to watering around goldfish flowers to maintain air humidity

When watering, be careful not to water on the leaves. Light will be reflected by water droplets, and thin leaves may be sunburned

Illumination

Goldfish Chlorophytum likes shade. In summer, the sun is too full and needs shade. Generally, we can put it in the shady window

When flowering in winter and spring, pay attention to increase the light, otherwise it will not bloom. When it is too long, increase the light to inhibit its growth

Fertilization

When preparing soil, you can add a little chicken manure or cake fertilizer to increase the nutrition of basin soil

At ordinary times, it can be diluted 20 times with rotten rice washing water, and then applied to goldfish Chlorophytum, which can be watered once in half a month

Pay attention not to apply fertilizer during flowering. Spray some 0.1% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution before flowering to promote flowering. After flowering, apply nitrogen fertilizer, mainly raising leaves

Pruning

If you want the goldfish Chlorophytum to flourish, you should pay attention to topping and picking the heart, otherwise it is easy to cause it to grow in vain and not bloom

Cut off the branches at the top of goldfish Chlorophytum, which can promote the growth of lateral branches

Propagation of goldfish Chlorophytum

The cutting of goldfish Chlorophytum is very simple. You can use a cut branch

Cut a section of branches of about 15cm, put them in a cool and ventilated place to dry, insert them into the river sand, water them, and take root in two weeks

After rooting, transplant the seedlings of goldfish Chlorophytum into the pot, and the soil mentioned above will be used

Then you can get another pot of cute~

Do you like this easy to raise and lovely flower

Huahua keeps several pots at home

Every time it blooms, I'm very happy to see it

Flower friends, try it~