What to do if your asparagus fern won't sprout? Feed it one tube a week, and in 30 days the pot will be full of new shoots.
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Asparagus fern is also called the bamboo of elegance, and it is loved by many flower growers. Some people also say: a pot of asparagus fern is a pot of scenery, with the artistic mood that a pot of flowers should have. Asparagus fern is suitable for keeping in offices, living rooms, studies and other places. It can purify the air and also decorate the interior.
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But in daily life, many flower growers often ask why their asparagus fern is not growing, develops yellow leaves, and finally dries up entirely. In fact, there are many reasons for this situation, but it can be easily spotted and avoided. Today Shitou will first introduce it from the aspect of fertilizing.
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Many flower growers say that their asparagus fern has not moved for half a year, has no new shoots, and keeps producing yellow leaves. In fact, when this happens, you should consider fertilizing it. Asparagus fern has fleshy roots and likes to grow in fertile soil. Therefore, after potting, you need to supplement fertilizer during later care. It is recommended that you mix the flower nutrient solution according to the instructions, and give the potted asparagus fern roots one dropper of diluted nutrient solution every week. After one month, you will see many new shoots growing around the pot.
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For keeping asparagus fern at home, besides fertilizing being important, watering, soil and light are also very important. The soil used for asparagus fern must be breathable. It is recommended to choose soil mixed with garden soil, humus soil and sand in equal proportions, which can meet the basic growing conditions of asparagus fern.
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When watering asparagus fern, be very careful. Before each watering, check the dryness and moisture of the soil with your finger. Water again after the soil dries, and remember to water thoroughly at one time. This can well avoid the phenomenon of "wet outside but dry inside", that is, avoid soil compaction; likewise, each time also avoid water accumulating in the pot, to prevent asparagus fern root rot. Asparagus fern root rot naturally shows first on the leaves, causing yellow leaves and leaf drop.
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When keeping asparagus fern, the light requirement is not high, but please note: do not expose it to strong sunlight, and do not keep it shaded for a long time! Asparagus fern likes scattered light, which is very helpful for the development of new shoots. Exposure to the sun in summer will inevitably cause large areas of yellow leaves, and long-term shade will make the plant stop growing completely.
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