Do the leaves of the white palm need to be sprayed with water when it has flower buds? (How to water the white palm when it blooms)

White calla lily, also known as Spathiphyllum, is a perennial herb belonging to the Araceae family. Because its flower bud is shaped like a white sail, it is given the meaning of smooth sailing.

The flower stems of the white calla lilies in bloom are upright, the flowers are slightly higher than the emerald green leaves, and the white spathes look a bit like white cranes striding with their heads held high.

Basic habits of white palm

(1) Anthurium is a tropical plant that prefers a warm and humid semi-shaded or diffuse light environment. It is sensitive to humidity and light conditions and prefers an environment with high relative humidity. It is not drought-resistant and will easily turn its leaves yellow and the tips dry if the light is too strong.

(2) The natural flowering period of Anthurium is mainly concentrated from May to August. The main cultivation methods are potting and hydroponics. In areas with suitable climate, it can also be planted in courtyards or used for landscaping.

(3) In comparison, hydroponics is clean and neat, while potted plants grow vigorously and bloom in large quantities, but require a loose and fertile culture medium with good air permeability. Propagation is generally based on division, which is usually carried out at the same time as repotting.

It is not advisable to spray water on the flower buds when spraying white palms:

Anthurium likes moisture, but avoids excessive moisture and waterlogging, otherwise it will cause root rot and yellow leaves.

Only in a relatively dry environment indoors is it necessary to spray the anthurium appropriately to increase the humidity, but avoid spraying directly on the flower buds.

To avoid pollen shedding and accelerating flower oxidation. And after spraying water, good ventilation should be maintained to promote rapid absorption and evaporation of water.

In addition to spraying the leaves directly, spraying water around the flower pot or placing a tray with shallow water at the bottom of the pot can also increase the humidity . You can also try it.

The flowering period of a single flower of Anthurium is generally between 3-4 weeks. As the blooming time gets longer, the stamens will gradually oxidize and turn black. At this time, the remaining flowers can be cut off in time to help reduce nutrient consumption.

After the flowering period is basically over, you can add some water-soluble fertilizers or slow-release fertilizers with balanced nutrients in time, which will help replenish nutrients and promote the resumption of nutritional growth of branches and leaves.