How to cultivate green vines better
The editor answers for everyone about how to cultivate green vines better and the detailed cultivation methods of green vines and flowers. The following is a detailed introduction.
Green vines, known as one of the easiest potted plants to grow, are still killed by many beginners, and some friends have various problems with their green vines.
Either the leaves turn yellow, have spots, or the roots rot, with all kinds of bad conditions popping up one after another. Pay attention to the following five points during maintenance, and I don't believe you can still kill the green vines.
1. Moderate lighting
Green vines also need a little bit of scattered light, but should avoid strong sunlight exposure. It is fine to keep them in a shaded area, but be careful not to make the maintenance environment too dark.
2. Regularly clean the leaf surface
Some friends just pour water into the potting soil when growing green vines, and the water and fertilizer are abundant, but the leaves always look dull. Is there dust on the leaves?
Maintenance of green vines requires regular cleaning of their leaves. You can directly spray water, wipe with a damp soft cloth, or spray with beer diluted in water, once every two to three weeks.
3. Soil selection and pot changing
Whether green vines accumulate water is also very critical. If the potting soil has good drainage, water can easily drain from the bottom of the pot, thus preventing waterlogging. However, be sure to empty any water in the saucer in time, or it counts as积水.
4. Place pebbles at the bottom of the pot
Before placing soil at the bottom of the pot, you can lay some coal cinders, ceramsite, or broken tiles to maintain good drainage while also increasing the soil's aeration, which is very beneficial for the growth of green vines.
5. Watering skills
Watering green vines should be based on the weather and temperature. If it's warm and sunny, water evaporates quickly, and the watering frequency can be every two to three days, or whenever the potting soil is dry.
If it's like the current weather, which is warm one moment and cold the next, then you should wait until the potting soil is completely dry, that is, the soil 3 to 5 centimeters below the surface is dry, before watering.
The above is a specific introduction about how to cultivate green vines better and the detailed cultivation methods of green vines for netizens to refer to.