How to make Sansevieria grow taller, and what to do if it falls over after growing taller

1. How to grow taller

1. Watering in moderation: If you want it to grow tall, you need to water it in moderation. Spring, summer and autumn are its peak growth seasons every year. At this time, the demand for water is relatively high. You need to water it once every three to five days to allow the plant to absorb enough water. Also pay attention to controlling water in winter, and watering once every half a month is enough.

2. Adequate light: Light is an indispensable condition for its growth. If the plant is exposed to low light for a long time, it will not grow taller, and the leaves may even turn yellow and develop spots. Therefore, except for the scorching sun in summer, you can put it in the light and get more sun.

3. Suitable temperature: Its cold resistance is not very high, and it is suitable to grow at a temperature of about 20 degrees. If the temperature is lower than 5 degrees in winter, the plant will easily be frostbitten, the roots will rot, and growth will be hindered. Therefore, if you want it to grow taller, you must give it a suitable temperature and control the temperature in winter.

4. Adequate nutrients: If you want it to grow taller, it cannot do without nutrients. During the peak growing season, apply thin liquid fertilizer twice a month. With sufficient nutrients, the plant will naturally grow more vigorously.

2. What to do if you fall over after growing taller?

If a single Sansevieria plant falls over, it is usually caused by lack of nutrients. It should be supplemented with fertilizer as soon as possible. Note that it is necessary to fertilize regularly during the growing season. Sufficient nutrients can avoid this phenomenon. If multiple Sansevieria plants grow tall and then fall over, it is usually caused by root rot. Remove the plant from the pot as soon as possible, trim the roots and replant.