How to grow goldfish spider plant

1. Potting soil

When growing goldfish spider plants, you need to meet their potting and soil requirements. It is best to use loose, fertile, and well-drained soil, which will allow them to grow more robustly.

2. Lighting

Goldfish Chlorophytum needs appropriate light when caring for it. In summer, it must be avoided from direct sunlight and placed in a place with bright scattered light. Sufficient light is needed in winter, otherwise it will not bloom.

3. Water

When caring for the goldfish spider plant, you must ensure that there is sufficient water in the potting soil. Too dryness will cause the flower buds and new leaves to dry out, and too much water will cause root rot. Therefore, there must be sufficient water, but no water accumulation.

4. Repotting

When caring for the goldfish spider plant, you need to change the pot every 2-3 years to meet the soil requirements. And apply thin topdressing every half month during the growing season.

5. Temperature

Goldfish Chlorophytum is a plant that likes high temperatures. In the northern winter, it must be kept in an environment above 10℃ so that it can grow normally. When the temperature is too low, the temperature must be adjusted appropriately to avoid freezing.