What fertilizer is good for white palm

Overview of fertilization of white palm

Spathiphyllum is a perennial herb that is evergreen all year round. It prefers a warm, humid, semi-shaded environment and requires loose, fertile, well-drained and ventilated soil. Its suitable growth temperature is between 22-28℃, and its growth is hindered when the temperature is low.

Special fertilizers are designed specifically for white calla lilies, which can provide the plant with appropriate nutrients and facilitate its growth. Compound fertilizers contain a variety of nutrients that can be quickly absorbed and utilized by the plant, and foliar fertilizers can be directly absorbed by the leaves.

What fertilizer is good for white palm

Anthuriums need to be fertilized according to the flowering season and the growing season. During the normal growing season, they can be supplemented with multi-element mixed fertilizers, two to three times a month. Both compound fertilizers and water-soluble fertilizers can be used.

How to fertilize white palm

Anthurium grows relatively fast, so it is best to apply fertilizer every 10-15 days. During the growing season, you can add some fertilizer appropriately. In winter, the respiration of the plant is hindered, so do not apply fertilizer.

When growing anthuriums in spring, you need to water them appropriately. At this time, the plants are in their vigorous growth period. You also need to fertilize them frequently, generally applying foliar fertilizer or compound fertilizer every 10-15 days to promote growth.

In addition, do not use too concentrated fertilizer each time you fertilize the white calla lily, do not get fertilizer on the flowers or leaves when fertilizing, and you can water it appropriately after fertilizing to dilute the fertilizer.

Points to note when fertilizing white palm

1. If the root rot of white calla lily is caused by improper fertilization, the fertilization method needs to be improved. If the root rot is severe, it needs to be removed from the pot, and the rotten roots need to be cut off and placed back in river sand, plain soil or water to cultivate new roots.

2. If the yellowing of the leaves of the white calla lily is caused by excessive fertilization, water it thoroughly several times to dilute the fertilizer in the soil, and then wait until the plant resumes normal growth and then take good care of it.

3. White calla lilies are afraid of strong sunlight, so pay attention to proper shade and mainly diffuse light. Except in summer, they can be maintained in full sun. Pay attention to shading in summer, so they should be maintained in diffuse light after fertilizing.