If you notice your plant suffering stunted growth for some reason, try fertilizing it more often or changing its soil. You can fertilize your plant every forty-five to sixty days and see tremendous results.
You can use slow-release fertilizer pallets in the soil or top dress with fertilizer powder. It will grow well with very little fertilizing. Be sure to ask the gardening store or nursery for something quick-draining and nutrient-rich. If you do not wish to mix the potting soil yourself, you can buy good houseplant potting soil instead. That way, the water drains out excess moisture effectively. Remember to add a few larger pebbles at the bottom of the pot. For example, you could use peat moss instead of cocopeat or compost instead of garden soil.įind whatever is easier to access in your local area or garden store. You can switch out each ingredient in the potting mix for an alternative. Here is the ideal soil mix for the Persian lady slipper:
The best quick-draining soil has sand mixed or crushed gravel or vermiculite for air circulation. Also, our soil mixture must be specially designed to drain quickly while retaining the right amount of water. We must provide adequate drainage if we want our potted plant to remain happy. However, it does like it to be nutrient-rich. That means we must ensure it has well-drained soil. Instead, it would help if you waited for the soil to dry completely between waterings. We must ensure that we do not water our Devil’s backbone plant too often because that would lead to root rot. That means they are easily prone to over-watering. The zig-zag plant stores water in its juicy stems. Devil’s Backbone Plant Water Requirements If your plant is variegated, the white portions of its leaves will turn pink. If you live somewhere with cold weather but not frosty, place it in the direct sun but avoid too much sunlight. Avoid direct sunlight except in the winter. If you place your plant outdoors, put it somewhere it gets partial shade. Placing it in the stinging hot rays of direct sunlight might cause its leaves to burn. The Devil’s backbone loves bright indirect sunlight. Devil’s Backbone Plant Light Requirements Here’s a complete guide to help you grow your Devil’s backbone plant indoors or outdoors. Each small foot-shaped flower resembles a small bird pitched on the. The Devil’s backbone plant flowers during the summer. The leaves can be pure green or variegated. It has a segmented stem with leaves growing from either side of the stem like ribs from a spine. Its scientific name means foot-shaped flower. You are bound to fall in love with its unique green stem, which looks like a crooked spine. This easy succulent tropical plant is a perennial erect shrub from the spurge family originating from Central America.
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