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00:0010 tips on how to grow and maintain your string of pearls plant.
00:05Repot when necessary.
00:07Repot every two years into a slightly larger pot.
00:10Refresh gritty soil, inspect roots, and prevent moisture retention.
00:15Water sparingly and properly.
00:18Use soak and dry watering.
00:20Water thoroughly, then wait until soil is completely dry.
00:23Reduce frequency during winter.
00:25Provide bright, indirect light.
00:28Place near bright east or west windows.
00:30Avoid harsh midday sun.
00:32Correct stretching and paleness by increasing light.
00:35Monitor for pests and support beneficial insects.
00:38Check weekly for mealybugs or spider mites.
00:41Treat with diluted neem oil and encourage blooms to attract natural predators.
00:46Use a well-draining potting mix.
00:48Choose cactus mix enhanced with perlite or pumice.
00:51Fast drainage prevents rot and shriveling and supports a lively soil ecosystem.
00:56Maintain ideal temperature.
00:58Keep temperatures 70 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit days above 50 degrees Fahrenheit nights.
01:03Avoid drafts and vents.
01:05Mimic warm days, cool nights.
01:07Ensure good air circulation.
01:09Promote airflow with rotation or a gentle fan.
01:13This reduces moisture, discourages fungal issues, and deters common indoor pests.
01:18Feed lightly during the growing season.
01:21Apply diluted cactus fertilizer monthly in spring and summer.
01:24Flush occasionally.
01:26Avoid overfeeding, which causes salt buildup and damage.
01:29Manage humidity levels.
01:31Maintain low to moderate humidity with good airflow.
01:34Avoid clustering with tropical plants.
01:36Prevent rot and discourage fungus growth.
01:38Prune and propagate for fuller growth.
01:41Trim leggy strands above nodes.
01:44Replant cuttings to fill pots.
01:46Pruning encourages branching, density, and reduces pest harborage.
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