How to plant spider plants? Planting time and method

Chlorophytum planting time

Chlorophytum is usually planted in March in spring. The temperature at this time is more suitable, which is conducive to seed germination. The temperature needs to be controlled at 15 degrees and the seeds can germinate in 2 weeks.

Chlorophytum comosum planting method

1. Environment: In order to make spider plants grow well, you need to create a bright environment with scattered light. At the same time, the humidity in the environment should be relatively high, and there must be certain ventilation conditions.

2. Temperature: Let the spider plant grow at a temperature of 10 to 25°C. It is sensitive to temperature. The temperature cannot be too high, but it cannot be too low either.

3. Fertilizer: During the growth period of spider plants, nutrients need to be supplemented in time. A thin liquid fertilizer can be applied once every 7 days.

How to plant the spider plant you just bought

1. Inspection: After buying the spider plant, you should first carefully check its growth status and trim the withered branches and leaves in time to promote its normal growth.

2. Repotting: Generally, there is no need to repot. You need to wait until it adapts to the new environment before repotting it to avoid withered leaves.

3. Light: When you just buy it, you can expose it to soft diffuse light, but not strong light. You should spray water frequently to maintain the humidity.

How to grow spider plants quickly

1. If you want the spider plant to grow better, you should choose a larger flowerpot and fill it with breathable and nutritious soil.

2. Place the spider plant in a place with good light and air circulation so that it can breathe better.

3. After the cultivation soil becomes dry, pour some water into the soil and spray the branches and leaves appropriately. When yellow and diseased leaves appear on the plant, they should be cut off immediately.

Precautions for growing Chlorophytum in pots

Chlorophytum is resistant to high temperatures, but afraid of direct sunlight, which can easily burn the leaves, so shade is needed in summer. Chlorophytum has weak cold resistance and needs to be moved indoors for maintenance in winter. The temperature must be above 5℃ so that it can safely overwinter.