When it comes to humidity, the first thing you think about is watering. However, the humidity here is not only the humidity of the soil where pearl Chlorophytum grows, but also the humidity of the air in the growing environment. Pearl Chlorophytum is a kind of plant with very high water content in the pulp and leaves. Therefore, pearl Chlorophytum is very drought resistant. What's the saying? Cultivating pearl Chlorophytum would rather be dry than wet. Point, that is to say, it's better to dry than to wet. Pearl Chlorophytum doesn't have a high demand for water. It doesn't need excessive watering. It can survive even in a slightly dry environment. But it doesn't need excessive watering, which doesn't mean it doesn't need watering. In general, it can be watered once every two to three days.
The root system of Pearl Chlorophytum is very shallow. When planting, the most basic requirement for the soil is to loosen and ventilate. If it can't loosen and ventilate, the soil will harden easily. As just mentioned in the article, the root system of Pearl Chlorophytum is very shallow. In this way, if it's soil hardening, it's more unfavorable for pearl Chlorophytum to absorb the nutrients in the soil. So the second one is soil hardening. The second requirement is to be fertile, only fertile soil is more conducive to the growth of Pearl Chlorophytum
Pearl Chlorophytum is not a sun loving plant, and is not suitable for exposure to the sun. If it is winter, when the weather is relatively cold, the sun is not poisonous and spicy, you can directly place it in outdoor breeding, but if it is summer, plus the characteristics of Pearl Chlorophytum itself like shade, it is not suitable for exposure to the sun outside. In addition, it is necessary to shade it. Li.
