How to deal with the withering of pearl spider plant

what to do

1. In terms of water, although the pearl spider plant is relatively drought-resistant, it may also wither due to lack of water. In a hot and dry weather environment, you can spray a little water on the leaves and branches every day to keep the leaves of the plant green, plump and lovely. And be sure to place it in a semi-shaded place for maintenance.

2. Another point is that its root system is very shallow, so it is more suitable to be planted in shallow pots, which can make the soil more air permeable and water permeable. Of course, it would be better to put some coal slag or coarse sand under the flower pot. You can also add some sand or leaf mold to the soil to make it more breathable.

3. Temperature may also cause the pearl spider plant to wither. Although it is relatively cold-resistant, it is not good if the temperature is too low. The most suitable temperature should be between 15 and 25 degrees. Even in winter, the temperature should be above 5 degrees. But when the temperature is relatively high, you should be careful not to water too much and apply less fertilizer to avoid harming the health of the plants.

4. The withering of the leaves of the pearl spider plant may be due to lack of nutrition. At this time, you can increase fertilization and use more thin fertilizer, especially in spring and autumn, but not too much. You can also spray one to three thousandths of nitrogen fertilizer or potassium dihydrogen phosphate on the leaves to ensure that the leaves are always plump and more beautiful.