
The Lopatkovec (Spathiphyllum) is a popular choice for offices and homes.
In addition to its attractive appearance, its popularity may stem from the fact that the plant absorbs harmful substances from the air and purifies it.
This exceptional plant is relatively easy to care for.
Although the care of Lopatkovec is simple, it is important to know its needs.
If you want it to bloom profusely and produce buds one after the other, you can follow this natural fertilization by following the instructions from the YouTube channel “Loucos das Plantas”.
If your Lopatkovec does not bloom or even has yellowing leaves, pour a glass of this fertilizer.
Natural fertilizer for Lopatkovec This fertilizer is rich in phosphorus, nitrogen, potassium, magnesium and boron, which ensures that your plant has complete nutrition for healthy growth and abundant flowering.
What you need: 1 liter of water 100 grams of raw rice
Method: Put the rice in the water and mix thoroughly. Stir for about 2 minutes. Next, filter everything and use only rice water.
Thanks to this fertilizer, the plant will not only bloom abundantly but also have green and beautiful leaves.
It is a cost-effective and effective solution for keeping your plant healthy.
You can see the whole process in the video attached at the end of the article.
Basic care for Lopatkovec Lopatkovec is one of the best indoor plants for purifying the air.
These plants, thanks to their green leaves, absorb polluted air and free it from toxic gases such as carbon monoxide, benzene and formaldehyde.
Ideal location Spathiphyllum is a versatile and durable indoor plant that will fit perfectly into your home if you choose the right location.
However, if placed in the wrong place, it may develop pale and unhealthy leaves, contract fungal or bacterial diseases, and may not bloom at all.
Actually, there are many places in our homes where we could put this beautiful plant, but before we do so, we need to consider a few factors.
Correct light The best place to place the Lopatkovec is in a well-lit location but not directly exposed to sunlight.
If the Lopatkovec produces flowers and the pistil is green and not white, it means that it does not receive enough light.
It would be ideal to place it in front of a window to the north, as the plant will be exposed to morning light.
Do not place it in places exposed to the sun for the whole day, as this could lead to drying out of the leaves.
Risks of growing Keep the plant out of the reach of children as children are curious and do not know what is safe or dangerous for them.
So it’s no surprise that they try to touch your plant. However, it does contain calcium oxalate, which could cause skin irritation, respiratory problems, nausea, or diarrhea.
Also keep the plant away from pets as Lopatkovec is one of the indoor plants that are poisonous to pets.
Therefore, it should be kept away from places frequented by your four-legged friends.
Its white flowers contain toxic pollen and could cause mouth irritation if they get on your pet’s fur or if your pet licks them.
Providing the right conditions for your plant will allow it to develop healthily and delight you with its delicate beauty.