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1. Watering methods in different seasons

1.1 Summer

The climate in summer is very special. Sometimes it is very dry and sometimes it is very humid. This frequently changing environment makes the roots of the pearl spider plant very easy to rot, so you can't water it too frequently at this time. Generally, you can use a spray bottle to spray it so that there are some water droplets on the leaves.

1.2 Winter

Winter is its slow growth period. At this time, its various activities will become very slow, and its water absorption rate will also slow down. Therefore, the frequency of watering should be reduced at this time. The main purpose is to keep the soil dry and provide a suitable environment for its growth.

1.3 Other Seasons

Except for very hot summer and very cold winter, other seasons are the peak seasons for the growth of pearl spider plants, especially spring. Generally, all plants at this time, including it, will grow very rapidly. At this time, the frequency of watering should be increased. At this time, it should be supplemented with sufficient water to allow its roots to absorb water and grow rapidly.

2. Watering amount and frequency

Do not water any plant too much, otherwise it will easily cause the roots of the plant to rot, and this also includes pearl spider plants. When planting, be careful. If it starts to take root, do not water it within 20 to 30 days after taking root. The roots are growing rapidly at this time. Once watered, it will easily destroy its growth and even cause root rot.

If the rooting period of the pearl spider plant has passed, then water it appropriately according to the dryness and wetness of the soil, and keep the soil generally dry. The most common way of watering is to use a watering can to water the leaves, so that the leaves get enough water and avoid letting the roots absorb water directly.

In addition, you should also pay attention to ventilation of the pearl spider plant. If the ventilation is poor, the roots of the pearl spider plant will easily rot even if you don't water it.