How to grow spider plants in autumn

1. Reduce watering

In summer, because water evaporates faster, spider plants are usually watered more frequently during cultivation. However, in autumn, because the evaporation rate of water slows down and the growth of the plant is not particularly vigorous, it is necessary to slightly reduce the frequency of watering to prevent it from being waterlogged. Specifically, you can water it every 2-3 days.

2. Appropriate fertilization

After autumn, it is necessary to apply some flower fertilizer to provide nutrient support for the growth of the plants. But be careful, because it does not like fertilizer very much, so be sure not to apply concentrated fertilizer, and do not fertilize it too frequently. Specifically, it is best to apply fertilizer twice a month, and you can choose a compound fertilizer with a higher nitrogen content for flower fertilizer.

3. Reproduction

In autumn, many small plants will grow at the base of the stem. At this time, you can cut them off, treat them with rooting powder, plant them in new, more breathable flower soil, and place them in a place with soft light to slowly maintain them. During this period, pay more attention to the condition of the flower soil and water it in time to keep it slightly moist. After they grow new roots, you can slowly increase the light. Before long, they will begin to grow into new plants.