The spider plant he grew was two fingers wide and its leaves never dried up or turned yellow, all because he did this!

1. How to grow spider plants to 2 meters wide

1. Soy milk and water

Many people are too lazy to buy fertilizers when growing flowers, but if you want your spider plants to grow strong, proper fertilization is essential. Don’t throw away the leftover soy milk. Add 10 times the amount of water and then pour it into the spider plant’s pot. This will provide the spider plant with the right amount of nutrients.

But be careful not to water too much. Once a month is enough. Too frequent watering can easily cause the soil to become compacted, which is not worth the effort.

2. Beer mixed with water

Dilute the leftover beer in a ratio of 1:50 and then use it to spray the leaves of the spider plant. This will make the leaves green and shiny. One thing that needs to be noted is that the concentration must be controlled. If the concentration is too high, it will cause damage to the leaves.

3. Watering with rice water

Put the water after washing rice into a plastic bottle, put some orange peels in it, tighten the bottle cap, and then put it in a cool and ventilated place. Open the bottle cap every few days to let in air, and it will ferment after a period of time. Dilute the fermented rice water with water and then water it into the flowerpot, which can also provide rich nutrients for spider plants.

4 Watering with potassium dihydrogen phosphate

Dilute potassium dihydrogen phosphate with water according to the instructions. During the growth period, water the spider plant once a month to promote the lush branches and leaves of the spider plant.

2. How to make spider plants grow more symmetrically

Regardless of whether the spider plant is grown indoors or outdoors, turn the flowerpot every week or so to allow the leaves to receive light evenly, which will make the spider plant grow more evenly. If only one side receives light for a long period of time, spider plants can easily grow asymmetrically.

3. How to prevent the dry tips of Chlorophytum

To prevent the tips of spider plants from drying out, the first thing to do is to ensure that the leaves are clean. Dust easily sticks to the leaves of spider plants, affecting their normal growth. Cleaning the leaves regularly can make them green and shiny.

Chlorophytum likes a warm and humid environment. If the air is dry, the tips of the leaves will easily dry out, so everyone must pay attention to spraying water on the leaves of Chlorophytum frequently, or place a basin of water next to the flowerpot to increase the air humidity.

Flower lovers, have you learned it?