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

1. Hydroponic farming

1. Breeding method: When growing spider plants hydroponically, ensure that they are exposed to diffuse light for at least six hours a day and the temperature should be kept at a constant level of not less than 20 degrees. In summer, you should spray water mist on its branches and leaves every morning and evening to keep them moist, and change the water every other day. Especially in summer, bacteria are easily bred in water. Frequent water changes can prevent the plant from getting sick.

2. Advantages and disadvantages: The advantage of hydroponic culture is that there are many container choices, which are more beautiful, and aquatic plants and animals can be grown in containers, which looks very unique. The disadvantage is that it is not very safe when placed.

2. Soil culture

1. Breeding method: Soil culture must ensure no less than six hours of natural light exposure every day. The best growth temperature is around 20 degrees. When the weather is hot, water it every day. Do not water it too much to avoid water accumulation and root rot. Also spray the branches and leaves with water mist in the morning and evening to keep them moist. When the temperature is low in winter, move them to a warm place to avoid frostbite.

2. Advantages and disadvantages: The advantage of soil culture is that the soil nutrition is balanced, and there is no need to add nutrient solution unless there are special circumstances. Moreover, the root system is firmly rooted, which is beneficial to the growth of the plant. The disadvantage is that it is not very hygienic, because insects are easily bred in the soil, so the potting soil must be disinfected regularly. In comparison, soil culture is safer than hydroponic culture in terms of placement.