Chlorophytum is one of the most common indoor plants. This flower grows very quickly, is unpretentious to care for, and its beautiful curved leaves look very beneficial in a wide variety of compositions.
Instructions
Step 1
Pests.
Another plus of chlorophytum is that it is almost not susceptible to pest attacks. A weak plant can infect aphids, but this problem is easily solved with the use of derris.
Step 2
Brown tips of the leaves.
Your chlorophytum is lacking nutrition, so feed your plant every time you water. Another reason may be mechanical damage to the leaves. Keep pets away from the plant.
Step 3
The leaves are pale and soft.
This ailment is most often encountered in winter. Do not put chlorophytum near the battery and check if it is in a sufficiently lit place.
Step 4
Brown spots on the leaves.
Also a winter problem. This is due to waterlogging of the soil. Reduce watering.
Step 5
Brown spots on wrinkled leaves.
Chlorophytum lacks water. Remember that during the period of active growth, the plant needs more abundant watering.
Step 6
Lack of peduncles.
The reason is the cramped pot. Transplant the plant, but remember that young chlorophytum should not have peduncles.
