How to effectively prevent asparagus fern from drying out

1. Not enough water

1. Reasons

First, it likes warm, water-rich and relatively cool areas. It does not absorb water very quickly. If the weather is dry or the sun is strong, the water in its branches will evaporate very quickly, but the roots cannot supply excess water, so its leaves will become dry and pointed.

Second, it is relatively fragile. If it is watered too much and suddenly exposed to drought, the tips of the plants will quickly dry out.

2. Method

First, water it immediately so that its soil can become moist to avoid this phenomenon due to lack of water. However, be sure to wait until the surface of the soil is dry before watering it. Do not water too much at one time, otherwise the soil will be too wet and not breathable, and the roots will find it difficult to breathe, which will lead to root rot.

Second, you need to create a moist atmosphere for it on a regular basis. When spraying it with water, you should not only spray its branches and soil, but also the ground nearby, and it is best to use a sprayer.

2. The sun is too strong

1. Reasons

It prefers semi-shaded areas. The sun is particularly strong during the hot summer. If you leave it outside and expose it to the sun all the time, its leaves will become lifeless, it will be burned, and the leaves will become dry.

2. Method

It should be properly shaded according to the changes in weather. It should not be allowed to be exposed to direct sunlight during the hot summer. It can be moved out in the morning and evening when the sun is weaker to allow it to receive sunlight. It should be placed in the room at other times.

3. Hot wind erosion

1. Reasons

Sometimes the weather in spring and summer can be very dry and very hot, and the wind at this time is hot. If you leave it outside at this time, it will be blown by the heat and hot wind and will be adversely affected.