Have you heard of “Chlorophytum comosum”? Water it and expose it to the sun, and the leaves will grow luxuriantly.

As the name suggests, the curled-leaf spider plant is a spider plant with curled leaves, which suddenly aroused Huahua's interest. So today, Huahua will tell you about this curled-leaf spider plant and how to grow it.

I didn’t expect that this curled-leaf spider plant has a very special name, and many friends call it: French Lady Spider Plant. Huahua thinks it is probably because the leaves of this curled spider plant are very curled like the blonde hair of a French girl, in short, it is very charming!

It is relatively simple to cultivate Chlorophytum comosum. The soil for growing it can be loose and breathable organic soil. This kind of soil is high in nutrition and fertility, and it is also breathable and loose, which is very suitable for plant survival.

Chlorophytum comosum is a plant that does not like fertilizer, so we don’t need to fertilize it frequently. The soil originally used is relatively fertile nutrient soil or base fertilizer is applied to the soil, which ensures that the nutrients needed for the growth of spider plants are available. Therefore, fertilization does not need to be very frequent. We only need to apply some thin fertilizer to the flowers occasionally.

Chlorophytum comosum likes water very much. Even if the plant likes water very much, there cannot be water accumulation! Once water accumulates, the roots of the plants will rot. Problems will arise with the roots, which will prevent the roots from absorbing nutrients and will cause the plants to rot over time! People who often read Huahua’s articles must know how serious the impact of root rot is on plants. If you don’t know yet, hurry up and catch up on your homework!

When watering, just water when the soil is dry and then water when it is wet. We can also use a small spray bottle to spray some water on the leaves of the Chlorophytum comosum to keep the surface of the leaves moist. Many friends may encounter the problem of yellowing leaf tips when growing spider plants. Don’t panic if you encounter this problem. Just cut off the yellow part and take good care of it for a while!

After saying so much, I think everyone has discovered that the planting method of this curled spider plant is actually similar to that of ordinary spider plants! And it is actually not difficult to grow it. If you want to grow spider plants but don’t want to grow ordinary spider plants, this “French Girl Spider Plant” is your best choice!

Finally, if this article is helpful to you, you can share it with your friends to let them know that spider plants also have curled leaves!