How to make the tiger plant bloom

1. Lighting

This typical green plant cannot lack light for a long time. It cannot be placed in a dark place, otherwise it will lose its growth vitality. It needs to receive appropriate sunlight every day. The light here refers to diffuse light. In seasons like midsummer when the sun is directly shining, it should be semi-shaded. It can also receive sunlight when the sun just comes out at seven or eight in the morning. In other seasons, it can be placed in the sun.

2. Moisture

Everyone knows that Sansevieria is drought-resistant, which leads many people to not pay attention to the water problem, and finally drought causes its poor growth. When watering, it is better to keep it dry than wet. However, new parts of the plant will grow in the spring, so you need to increase the amount of water. The soil should also be kept moist when the temperature is highest in summer. When the temperature drops, the amount of water should also be reduced to avoid frostbite.

3. Fertilizer

Don't apply too much fertilizer when applying top dressing. A thin layer of fertilizer once a week to half a month will be enough. You don’t need to add fertilizer during normal maintenance, but adding fertilizer when the growth is vigorous can achieve a better blooming effect.

4. Temperature

Generally, Sansevieria can be kept at room temperature. Just make sure the temperature does not drop below 10 degrees in winter. Especially in the north, the temperature drops quickly, so timely measures should be taken to regulate the temperature.

5. Repotting

Repot the plant once every two years. When repotting, be sure to protect the roots to avoid injury that may lead to insufficient nutrient supply. It is best to add some fertilizer or nutrient solution to the new pot to help it adapt to the new environment.