Asparagus fern and pothos care: apply this once a month and the leaves will be glossy green and climb all over the wall

More and more flower lovers are growing potted plants now. Many of them like to keep potted flowers in the living room or on the balcony, which can bring a lot of life and color to the flowers, lift people's mood, and because there are so many kinds of flowers and plants, flower lovers can choose different types of flowers to grow. But generally people choose asparagus fern, spider plant, clivia, camellia, Chinese rose, and so on. Let's take a look at how to grow asparagus fern and pothos.

If flower lovers want pothos to climb all over the wall, this thing is indispensable: fermented soybeans, which are very good for the growth of plant leaves and roots. They can be used for the care of clivia, spider plant, and so on. Flower-growing experts may have used fermented soybeans to grow flowers; it is a universal fertilizer for flower growing, and basically most plants can be fertilized with it.

There is a technique to using soybeans. The soybeans need to be fermented, otherwise if you bury them directly in the flower pot, they will produce a large amount of heat and burn the plant's roots. So you first need to boil the soybeans, put them in a bottle, then fill it with water and leave it in a cool place for a month before using it.

In the flower pots where asparagus fern and pothos are grown, you can dig a small hole every 4-5 cm, then fill in 3-5 beans. Stop watering 2 days before applying, do not water immediately; you can water the next day. Then for flowers such as spider plant and clivia, use it once a month like this, and in 3 months the leaves will become glossy green and grow into a little forest.

That is all for sharing the care tips for asparagus fern and pothos. Flower lovers, pay attention to using fermented soybeans to grow pothos and asparagus fern, pay attention to watering, and keep plenty of sunlight. Both asparagus fern and pothos can grow well, and whether they are flowering plants or foliage plants, they can all grow very beautifully!