How often should I add egg shells to spider plants to make them grow more vigorously?

1. Interval time

It is generally better to bury egg shells in spider plants once a month. Do not use it too frequently. You can also add it once a year when you repot it. Proper use can supplement calcium for plants and help their growth. However, it is also easy to produce bacteria, and the root system of the plant is likely to be harmed. When using, do not bury the eggshells too close to the roots. Keep them at a certain distance from the roots of the plant, otherwise it will easily damage the roots.

2. Can it grow more vigorously?

Using eggshells can make spider plants grow more vigorously. Eggshells contain substances that are beneficial to plant growth, such as phosphorus and calcium. The plant's absorption can be beneficial to its root growth, and the growth will be more vigorous. If you provide it with appropriate phosphorus fertilizer, the spider plant will vine better and grow faster.

3. Usage

1. Cleaning: After collecting the egg shells, wash them with water, otherwise bacteria will breed. After washing, take it out and dry it, you can add a few drops of white vinegar.

2. Crush: Use tools to crush the dried eggshells and place them under the sun for proper sterilization. Usually, it will take 2-3 days to dry them. When using, just put it in the soil, or you can fry it and use it after it turns black.