Although Selaginella is very easy to feed, mastering its characteristics can make it grow better. For example, its growth needs soft light, warm environment and a small amount of water, and it should be changed in spring. Here, the conservation methods of Selaginella are briefly introduced from three aspects: environmental management, water and fertilizer management and changing pots and soil.

I. Environmental management

Selaginella likes warmer places, and the temperature around 20 degrees is the most suitable. When the weather is very hot, you can properly spray more water on it, and pay attention to the anti-freezing work when the weather is cold. There is not much requirement for light, just some scattered light, so it is best not to shine under strong light. In addition, in terms of soil, choose soil with good drainage and permeability, and add some fine sand to make the soil more breathable.

Second, water and fertilizer management.

Selaginella is very drought-resistant, so proper watering is enough. Don't water too much at a time, you can increase the number of watering. One thing to note is that it is best to use water of about 20 degrees, not too cold water. Don't use too much fertilizer, and apply some thin fertilizer appropriately for half a month.

Third, change pots and soil.

Selaginella grows faster in spring, so we can change pots and soil for it. Brand-new nutrient soil can provide a better growth environment for Selaginella.