Monstera is a common chill and warm and humid environment. It is a shade-tolerant plant and can be kept indoors for more than 5°C to allow wintering. Potted plants can be cultured indoors with bright light scattered throughout the year. If the spring and autumn rain season puts the outdoor balcony on the north or under the porch conservation, it will grow stronger. However, in the summer, it is best to place near the north ledge, and pay attention to ventilation and cooling. If the summer is exposed to strong light, the leaves tend to yellow, and even the edges of the leaves are coked, affecting the ornamental effect. The suitable temperature for growth is 20-25 °C. When the temperature drops to 10 °C, it grows slowly. At 5 °C, it stops growing and enters into a dormant period. In the maintenance and management of peacetime, we must pay attention to keeping the foliage clean, which is conducive to photosynthesis. Watering is very important. Monstera leaves are large and the water evaporates quickly. Therefore, the principle of wetting and not drying should be mastered in watering, and the basin soil should always be kept in a moist state, but water should not be accumulated. At the same time, it must be frequently Spray water on the leaf surface, dry season and summer, spray 3 to 5 times a day, keep the air moist, the leaf color can be green and lovely. It should be noted that if the amount of water is too small, the leaves and leaves will stop development; if the amount of water is too large, rot will be incurred; if the amount of water is moderate, the branches and leaves will become hypertrophied. Therefore, watering should master two or two less rules, that is, pouring more in the high-temperature and dry season, and pouring less in the winter; more vigorously growing adult plants should be poured, and young seedlings should be poured less. Mainly depends on the wet and dry basin soil. The root system of Monstera is highly developed and has strong absorption. In addition to the upper basin, it uses rot-leaf, garden soil, and 1/3 of river sand in combination with the culture soil and adds a small amount of bone powder. The bean rot is used as a base fertilizer, and it is used for fertilizers during the growth period. Demand is greater than the average common potted plants. During the growth period, a thin fertilizer or composite fertilizer mainly composed of nitrogen fertilizer should be applied once a week, or a liquid fertilizer can be applied to make thin fertilizers. During the peak of growth, 1~2 times extra-root topdressing was applied, and 0.10% urea and 0.20% potassium dihydrogen phosphate were sprayed on the leaf surface, and the back of the leaf was sprayed when sprayed. , This will make the stems and leaves hypertrophy, leaves green and shiny. Fertilizer should be stopped during wintering. Monstera grows faster and should be changed every spring. In outdoor conservation, the northern region should enter the room in early October and be placed at noon, where it is not directly exposed to strong light, to prevent the cold wind from directly hitting, otherwise leaves may easily fall off. In winter, the potted soil should be partially dry. At this time, it is necessary to spray the leaves once every 5 to 7 days with warm water. About half a month, wipe the leaf surface with a wet cloth once to keep the leaves fresh and bright. Therefore, as long as the conservation is good, you can keep the green seasons for your indoor viewing.
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