How to fertilize Tiger Pilan

Time of fertilization

When planting Sansevieria, you can first put some organic fertilizer at the bottom of the pot, and then apply poultry manure, or sesame cake powder water.

In the later stages of growth, there is no need to use fertilizer because Sansevieria is naturally drought-resistant and resistant to barrenness.

Sansevieria does not have a very high demand for fertilizer. In the season with high growth requirements, it is only necessary to apply thin fertilizer once or twice every thirty days or so. This will ensure that the leaves of the plant are shiny and green.

Precautions for fertilization

It is best to use liquid fertilizer for Sansevieria, and be especially careful not to use excessive amounts. You can selectively cook soybeans in the flowerpot without touching the root system, which will serve as a good supply.

Other management methods

soil

The key to the growth of Sansevieria lies in the soil. The soil should be loose, breathable and non-sticky humus soil, mixed with charcoal ash and river sand before use. This can ensure that its roots have sufficient oxygen so that it can grow normally.

illumination

The growth of plants cannot be separated from light. When exposing them to light in the summer, you should pay attention to shielding them to avoid strong sunlight. Then you can put them in a ventilated place to grow. You will find that the cultivated snake plant will be particularly strong and the color will be very bright.

Moisture

During the growth period of Sansevieria, there is no need for excessive water. The soil should be kept dry to avoid being too wet. The leaves of Sansevieria can retain a certain amount of water, so not watering it for a short period of time will not have any effect on it. In winter, you should reduce the frequency of watering and try not to water it as much as possible. It is okay to moisten it occasionally. If you water it frequently, the leaves of the snake plant will quickly rot, so this is very important in winter.