How to make spider plants bloom

1. Suitable flower pots

If you want its roots to stretch better, you can choose a larger clay pot, because pots made of this material are excellent in terms of air permeability and drainage, so they are of great benefit to the growth of spider plants.

2. Fertile soil

The soil also plays a key role in whether it will bloom. Usually fertile soil is best for its growth. Here we can mix it with leaf mold and coal slag, and then add a little organic fertilizer to it to facilitate its growth.

3. Water appropriately

When watering it, don't water it too much each time, but water it more frequently because it likes water very much. Normally it is best to water it once every three days, but if it is in summer, the weather is hot and humid, the water evaporates quickly, so we can water it three times a day; then in winter, it will enter a dormant period, so stop watering, wait until the soil is dry, and then water it a little bit.

4. Fertilize frequently

It requires a lot of nutrients, so when you raise it, you need to fertilize it regularly, once every 20 days is best. Then when it enters its winter dormancy period, it absorbs limited nutrients, so you don't need to apply fertilizer at this time.

5. Adequate lighting

When it grows, it needs sufficient sunlight. If there is not enough light, its leaves will turn yellow and it will not be good for its growth. So place it in a place with sufficient light, but not exposed to strong light.

6. Ambient temperature

When raising it, you need to find an environmental temperature suitable for its growth, with the best temperature being between 15 and 25 degrees, and the temperature cannot be lower than 5 degrees or higher than 38 degrees. Therefore, it is best to move it indoors in winter and control the temperature above 12 degrees so that it can survive the winter smoothly.