Are the leaves of the pearl spider plant wilting? Pay attention to these four points and the leaves will be green and bright!

1. Water

Although it is an alien species and its native place is Africa, it has a certain degree of drought resistance, but this does not mean that it does not need water. If the leaves wilt, it is very likely that there is insufficient water replenishment. If the temperature is high for a long time and the air is dry, such as in summer, you should increase the frequency of watering. When it is very hot, spray water on its leaves every day to keep it healthy and green, so as to avoid wilting.

2. Temperature

The habit of the pearl spider plant is to grow at both lower and higher temperatures, but if the temperature is too low or too high, it will not be conducive to its growth. It will inhibit its growth and slow down its absorption of water, causing its leaves to wilt. Therefore, it is best to keep it at room temperature for cultivation, which will allow it to grow better.

3. Fertilization

If you find that the leaves of the pearl spider plant are wilting, another possible reason is that it is not getting enough nutrients. Malnutrition naturally causes the leaves to not be as full as normal, so you can try to apply some fertilizer to it, but also pay attention to the amount of fertilizer. Apply it more frequently, especially in the fall. Proper spraying of nitrogen fertilizer can make the leaves grow rounder and more ornamental.

4. Lighting

In addition to the above reasons, another possible factor is light. If the pearl spider plant is placed in a relatively shady place for a long time to receive scattered sunlight, and then suddenly placed in a place exposed to sunlight, its leaves will lose moisture in the body due to the strong light in a short period of time, and become wilted, losing their former fullness and roundness.

In addition, you should also pay attention to whether it has suffered external damage. If the leaves are damaged mechanically or artificially, the leaves will wilt. At this time, these leaves should be removed to allow the remaining leaves to grow better.