1, too much nitrogen fertilizer: in the cultivation of chlorophytum, some fertilizers are often applied, one of which is nitrogen fertilizer. Nitrogen fertilizer can promote the growth of plants, but it should be noted that if too much nitrogen fertilizer is applied, the leaves may grow wildly and grow white, and it is difficult to grow stolons at this time.

2. Potassium deficiency: When applying fertilizer, it is also possible that potassium deficiency makes it difficult for chlorophytum to grow stolons. Potassium is the main element to promote the growth of branches. Without it, it will make stolons slender or difficult to grow.

3. Lack of light: If Chlorophytum is cultivated indoors, it will lack light, which will lead to its inability to carry out photosynthesis and virtual growth. At the same time, the leaves are slender and yellow, and it is impossible to grow stems.

Extended data:

Chlorophyte is a foliage plant with high tolerance to fertilizers. If there is insufficient fertilizer and water, it is easy to burn its head and make its leaves yellow, losing its ornamental value. In late spring and early autumn, the organic fertilizer solution can be applied every 7- 10 days, but less nitrogen fertilizer should be applied to the mosaic varieties such as Phnom Penh and Jin Xin, so as to avoid the color fading or even disappearance of the mosaic and affect the appearance.

Organic fertilizers such as bone meal and eggshell can be properly applied. After full fermentation, take a proper amount of diluent and water it every 10- 15 days to make the flowers and leaves bright.

In the growing season, liquid fertilizer is applied once every two weeks. When the ambient temperature is below 4℃, fertilization should be stopped.