How to make and use Chlorophytum fertilizer

Chlorophytum suitable for flower fertilizer

If you want to apply base fertilizer to spider plants, the most commonly used flower fertilizer is animal manure. The most commonly used topdressing is soaking bean dregs in water. You can also add a little compound fertilizer, preferably organic fertilizer, and compound fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium is the best.

It is most appropriate to use compound fertilizer or well-rotted cake fertilizer for spider plants, because the plant has a relatively large demand for nutrients, including all kinds of nutrients. Compound fertilizer or well-rotted cake fertilizer contains relatively more nutrients, which can ensure that the plant has sufficient nutrients and vigorous growth. You can also frequently spray the plant with potassium dihydrogen phosphate to promote green leaves.

How to make Chlorophytum fertilizer

The preparation of spider plant fertilizer is relatively simple. You can pour rice water into a clean bottle and tighten the bottle cap. Then put it in the sun to dry. It will be ready after half a month. When using, just add clean water to dilute it.

How to use Chlorophytum fertilizer

The method of applying base fertilizer to spider plants is very simple. Just mix the fertilizer with the prepared soil. If you want to apply liquid fertilizer to the plant, you need to dilute it with water according to the instructions, and then apply it on the surface of the potting soil to allow it to slowly penetrate into the deep layer.

Too much fertilizer for spider plants

If too much fertilizer is used on the spider plant, stop fertilizing immediately and water the plant with plenty of clean water to dilute the fertilizer, and drain the water in time, or repot and change the soil.

Precautions for fertilizing Chlorophytum

When fertilizing spider plants, please note that you should not apply fertilizer when the temperature is not suitable. Specifically, it is not suitable to apply fertilizer when the temperature is below 5 degrees or above 30 degrees, as it is easy to cause fertilizer damage. After fertilizing, it is best to water the plants a little, which can dilute the fertilizer and avoid fertilizer damage.