How to care for spider plants in winter

Is Chlorophytum afraid of cold?

The suitable temperature for the growth of Chlorophytum is generally 15-25℃, and the temperature at which it can successfully survive the winter is 5℃. Chlorophytum is not a cold-resistant plant, so it is also relatively afraid of freezing.

In order to prevent spider plants from freezing to death in winter, you need to move the plants to a warm place indoors before the temperature drops in winter, and control the indoor temperature at around 12°C.

How to care for spider plants in winter

If you want to grow indoor spider plants more vigorously in winter, you need to pay attention to issues such as temperature and watering. It is best to control the indoor temperature within an appropriate range. It is best to place it in a sunny place indoors and give it sufficient light. You also need to pay attention to controlling watering.

Chlorophytum needs to be kept indoors in winter to prevent freezing and keep warm, and it is best to control the indoor temperature at 15-20℃. In addition, the potting soil of the plant should be relatively dry. If the potting soil is too wet, it will cause poor breathing of the roots, and fertilization needs to be suspended to avoid fertilizer damage.

In addition, spider plants can bask in the sun in winter because the sunlight is relatively mild in winter, so they can bask in the sun under relatively warm and suitable temperature conditions.

Precautions for growing Chlorophytum in winter

1. Chlorophytum comosum is not cold-resistant. When growing it in winter, you must move it indoors in time for maintenance and take effective warming measures. However, you cannot place the plant near the air vent of the air conditioner or near the heater, as this may easily damage the plant.

2. The winter in the north is very cold. After the temperature drops, the spider plant should be moved to a heated place indoors, and the room temperature should be controlled above 12 degrees. If the indoor temperature is low, pay attention to water control and stop fertilizing to avoid damaging the plant.