How to grow golden-edged spider plants more vigorously in summer

Chlorophytum comosum has strong adaptability and is easy to maintain. As a household plant, it can absorb carbon dioxide and formaldehyde and purify the air. Summer is the growing season of Chlorophytum comosum. When maintaining it, you must pay attention to timely watering and fertilizing to ensure the water and nutrients needed for growth.

Key points for growing golden-edged spider plants in summer

1. Watering

In summer, the transpiration of plants is strong, the temperature is high, and water evaporates quickly. When growing golden edge spider plants, you need to increase the frequency of watering appropriately. You can spray the leaves and spray water around the plants frequently to lower the temperature and ensure that the golden edge spider plants have the moisture they need for growth.

2. Fertilization

Summer is the vigorous growth period of Chlorophytum comosum. If the fertilizer supply is insufficient, the leaves of Chlorophytum comosum will turn yellow and dry. It is necessary to apply fertilizer in time to ensure normal growth. Just apply a small amount of fertilizer every two weeks. You can also water it with some liquid fertilizer, but be careful not to apply too much fertilizer at one time, as it can easily burn the roots.

3. Lighting

Chlorophytum comosum will grow more vigorously with sufficient sunlight, but the midday sunlight is relatively strong in summer. Try to place the plant in a sunny place in the morning and evening, and move it to a ventilated and cool place at noon, or shade the Chlorophytum comosum.

Precautions for growing golden-edged spider plants in summer

Although Chlorophytum comosum needs sufficient water in summer, you should not water it too much at one time and do not allow water to accumulate in the soil, otherwise it will easily cause the roots of the plant to rot. You should water it less often and more frequently to ensure that the soil is moist.