800 million Chinese people have seen these 10 species of spider plants, so don’t say you don’t know how to grow them!

Golden and Silver Edge Chlorophytum

Features: The edges of the leaves have thin gold and silver edges.

Maintenance points:

It is difficult to distinguish between the ones with golden edges and those with silver edges. If you expose them to more sun and add less fertilizer, the golden edges will be more obvious. On the contrary, if you keep it in the shade and add fertilizer, the golden edge will fade to silver, and the silver edge will fade to green.

Golden Heart and Silver Heart Chlorophytum

Features: The edges of the leaves are green and the middle is gold or silver.

Maintenance points:

The so-called golden heart and silver heart are actually the state of the spider plant's variegated appearance. These two types of spider plants are more difficult to grow. They must be placed in a diffuse light place and taken good care of. They must also be sprayed with water in time to keep them moist. Do not water them too often, otherwise the color will slowly disappear~

Chlorophytum comosum

Features: The leaves are all green without any patterns.

Maintenance points:

If the green-leafed spider plant is not taken care of properly, it will be like a pot of grass. You should pay attention to spraying water on the leaves more often to prevent them from drying out and turning yellow. It is best to place it in a place with scattered sunlight, not too dark. A brighter place will help it grow better!

Chlorophytum comosum

Features: The leaves have their own "wavy curls".

Maintenance points:

It is best to grow several Chlorophytum comosum plants together, so that you can achieve the effect of "explosive head". Pay attention to ventilation after spraying water, because its leaves tend to roll together, and water tends to accumulate on the leaves. If it is not evaporated in time, it will easily rot.

Pearl Chlorophytum

Features: There are two types: Buddha beads and Lover's Tears, and the two beads have different shapes.

Maintenance points:

They are succulents, so don't water them too much, especially when the temperature is high. They just need to be shaded and sprayed with water in the morning. After autumn, when the temperature drops below 23 degrees, consider adding some nutrient solution or fermented rice water.

Chlorophytum comosum

Features: Thick leaves and small red multi-petaled flowers.

Maintenance points:

Chlorophytum comosum is the most hardworking type of spider plant. It will grow as soon as it is planted. As long as you don’t water it too much, it will remain evergreen all year round and can bloom several times a year. For those flower lovers who haven’t waited for the flowers to bloom, remember to pinch them and expose them to the sun, and they will bloom immediately!

Goldfish Chlorophytum

Features: The leaves are glossy green and can produce flowers that look like small goldfish.

Maintenance points:

Goldfish Chlorophytum likes to bask in the sun, and more sun exposure can promote it to bloom. When watering, be sure to water thoroughly at one time. Don't spill water on the leaves, as they will easily rot. The air is dry in autumn, so you can sprinkle water around it to keep it moist and ensure that the leaves are shiny!

Lipstick Chlorophytum

Features: The flowers are like lipstick, and the leaves are opposite and tend to hang down.

Maintenance points:

Lipstick spider plant is very suitable for hanging, and it grows faster when hung, but be careful not to expose it to the sun for too long. 2-3 hours a day is enough, so it can bloom indoors and on north-facing balconies~