Is it better to grow hanging plants in water or soil?

Is it better to grow spider plants in water or soil?

Both soil and hydroponics methods are suitable for growing spider plants. Spider plants can adapt to most soils and are very easy to plant. Hydroponics is simple to operate and has a high survival rate. Each has its own advantages.

Methods and precautions for hydroponic Chlorophytum

1. Plant treatment: First remove the spider plant from the pot, then wash the roots. Do not remove the soil from the roots forcefully, otherwise the roots may be damaged. Cut off the dry branches and leaves, and perform simple disinfection. You can use a diluted metronidazole soaking method to disinfect.

2. Planting spider plants: When growing spider plants in water, only let the water cover one-third of the roots. Too much water will easily cause root rot. Change the water once a day in the early stage. After the roots have taken root, you can reduce the frequency of water changes appropriately. It is best to place it in a place with diffused light and good ventilation.

Methods and precautions for soil cultivation of Chlorophytum

1. Soil selection: The soil for growing spider plants should be loose and fertile. You can also mix sand and leaf mold in a certain proportion, or directly purchase professional breeding soil.

2. Planting: Chlorophytum likes a higher temperature growing environment. Long-term low temperature will make the leaves of Aloe Vera turn yellow or even dry up and fall off. The minimum temperature should not be lower than 15 degrees, and the winter temperature should not be lower than 5 degrees.