What kind of plant is spider egg and how to care for it

1. What kind of plant is the spider egg?

Aspidistra is native to Taiwan, Vietnam and Japan. It is a plant of the genus Aspidistra, tribe Convallaria, family Asparagaceae, class Monocots, order Liliales, phylum Angiosperms, phylum Liliales. It is also known as one-leaf orchid and one-leaf green, and is a popular indoor foliage plant. It is a perennial, evergreen plant with beautiful green leaves. It is very ornamental. It is called spider egg because its fruit looks like spider eggs, and the shape of its underground rhizome looks like a spider.

2. How to care for spider eggs

1. Temperature: When raising spider eggs, it is recommended to place it in an environment with a temperature of about 20℃. Such a warm environment is very suitable for the plant and can make it grow better.

2. Soil: It prefers slightly acidic, relatively loose and fertile soil. When cultivating, it is recommended to mix leaf mold, sandy soil, garden soil and a small amount of base fertilizer to make its culture soil.

3. Watering: It prefers a humid environment. When cultivating it, it is necessary to water it in time so that its soil can continue to maintain a certain humidity. During the growing season, it should not be allowed to lack water, but it should not be watered too much so that water accumulates in the soil.

4. Fertilization: It likes fertilizer and needs top dressing 1-2 times a month in spring and autumn. It is best to use liquid fertilizer because liquid fertilizer is more conducive to its absorption of nutrients.