Only by planting spider plants in this way can the leaves be shiny and glossy! The method is super simple

Reasonable sunlight every day

Chlorophytum likes a semi-shady environment, therefore, indoors is naturally the best choice for Chlorophytum. However, indoors does not mean there is no light. The place where Chlorophytum is grown must be bright, and placing it on the balcony is the best choice.

(Author: Shenzhen Wandering Source: Sina Blog)

The bottom is paved with stones for water permeability

Chlorophytum likes a humid environment, so watering has become a headache for many flower lovers. They are not afraid of anything else but water accumulation. Therefore, flower lovers can put large particles of expanded clay, pebbles, broken tiles, etc. at the bottom of the flowerpot, and the possibility of water accumulation will be much smaller.

(Author: orris29 Source: Chlorophytum Bar)

Spray water in the morning and evening

In addition to watering, spider plants also like to have dry tips, which is because the air humidity is not enough. Therefore, in drier areas such as the north, you can spray spider plants with water once in the morning and evening. You can also sprinkle water on the ground next to the spider plant to increase the air humidity.

Change the pot in time

Chlorophytum grows relatively fast and needs to be repotted about once every 1 to 2 years. If it is not repotted, the nutrients in the original potting soil will be depleted, which will naturally affect the growth of the Chlorophytum.

At the same time, when repotting, the roots of the spider plant should be trimmed, and all old roots, dead roots, and residual roots should be cut off. Leaving these roots in the soil will not only be of no benefit to the growth of the spider plant, but will even take away nutrients!

Apply sufficient base fertilizer

If you want the spider plant to grow better, fertilization is essential. After all, the nutrients that the soil in the flowerpot can provide are limited. If you are changing the pot recently, you can bury some base fertilizer at the bottom of the pot, such as slow-release fertilizer, chicken manure and other organic fertilizers. If you have not changed the pot recently, you can apply appropriate topdressing, about once a month with a thin cake fertilizer water, or bury the compound fertilizer granules in the soil, being careful not to touch the roots of the spider plant.

Mastering the above methods,

You don’t have to worry about your spider plants growing green and lush!

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