Cultivation methods and precautions of the rich fern

one. Plant water and fertilizer management

This plant is best suited to keeping the soil moist, especially during its growing season when the water supply should be sufficient. Therefore, we must pay attention to maintaining the moisture of the soil during maintenance. If it is often lacking in water, the leaves at the bottom will gradually wither and fall off. This plant likes a humid growing environment, so its substrate must be kept moist at all times. We cannot wait until its substrate is completely dry before watering it. Generally speaking, when we see the surface of the substrate turning slightly dry and white with the naked eye, we can water it, and we must water it thoroughly at one time.

two. Temperature management during plant care

The most suitable temperature for its growth is between 16 and 25 degrees. If the ambient temperature exceeds 35 degrees or is lower than 15 degrees, it will cause it to grow poorly. It should be noted that when it spends the winter, the winter temperature cannot be lower than 5 degrees, so it must be heated when caring for it in winter. If you do not want to use heating equipment, you can use double-layer insulation measures. When the temperature in the afternoon drops to 22 to 24 degrees in winter, you must close the shed in time. When maintaining in summer, you need to prepare cooling equipment. For example, an exhaust fan or a water curtain. In case the situation is bad and there are no such equipment, we need to strengthen the shade and ventilation at noon in summer, so as to replenish the moisture on the leaves and the ground to reduce the temperature. At the same time, we should not use multi-span greenhouses, but independent single-roof greenhouses.

three. Moisture management for maintenance

This plant likes to grow in a highly humid environment and does not like dryness, so when maintaining it we must spray water to increase the humidity in the air, otherwise its leaves will turn yellow at the edges due to dryness.