What soil is best for spider plants

1. Leaf mold

We can feed it soil mixed with rotten leaves and some sand or coal ash. This kind of soil has great advantages. It is of superior quality in terms of fertilizer and air permeability. Of course, if we transplant it from another soil into this kind of soil, we must leave some of the previous soil on the roots so that it can grow better. After changing the soil, we must remember to water it. After watering, we need to make sure the soil is dry and water it enough each time. ,

2. Deciduous soil

It is also better for it to use fallen leaf soil because this kind of soil has a higher nutrient content. Or we can use its previous soil, but we need to loosen the soil because this kind of plant does not have high requirements for soil. We can also dig some directly from the ditch under the tree, and then apply some fertilizer to it. We must pay attention to watering it at ordinary times and not let it be in a state of drought or waterlogging.

3. Ordinary soil

In fact, ordinary soil is also pretty good for it, but we need to add some small things to it, because adding organic matter is very helpful to its growth. Of course, we also need to add some small sand to it. Although the sand looks small, it has a big effect. Because sandy soil is what it likes, it will grow better in this way.