How to grow rose spider plant so that it will bloom out of the pot?

Rose spider plant generally refers to peony spider plant , which is a common indoor potted flower . Because its flowers are rose-red and look like small roses, the phalaenopsis is often called the rose phalaenopsis. So how do you grow rose spider plants so that they will bloom rapidly? Let’s learn more about it below.

1. Soil

Rose spider plant likes well-drained sandy soil. You can choose to use a mixture of garden soil, humus soil, and river sand, or directly purchase special nutrient soil for maintenance.

2. Lighting

Rose Chlorophytum likes light. Except for appropriate shade at noon in midsummer, it should be given sufficient light at other times of the year, especially in winter. While ensuring the temperature, it can be placed in a sunny place to receive as much sunlight as possible.

3. Temperature

Rose Chlorophytum likes a warm and comfortable living environment, avoids high temperature and cold, and the optimal growth temperature is 15-25℃. Therefore, when the temperature is too high in summer, pay attention to cooling the plants. In winter, you must pay attention to keeping warm. Plants placed outdoors need to be moved indoors in time to avoid the cold, so as to avoid frostbite.

4. Watering

In spring and summer, rose spider plants are in their vigorous growth period and require a relatively large amount of water. They must be watered sufficiently to ensure that the plants can grow normally. After autumn, the weather turns cooler and the growth rate of the plants will slow down, so watering should be gradually reduced. Try to keep the soil in the pot dry in winter and don't water it until it's completely dry.

5. Fertilization

During the growing season of rose spider plant, you can apply thin liquid fertilizer once every half a month to promote the growth of the plant. Before flowering, you can apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizers once to promote the opening of flowers and increase the brightness of colors.

6. Pruning

In winter, rose spider plants will enter a dormant period. It is necessary to cut off diseased and insect-infested branches, withered branches, useless branches and overgrown branches in time. This is conducive to ventilation and light transmission, and ensures that the plants grow lushly and bloom profusely.

7. Repotting

Generally, the pot should be changed every 1-2 years. When repotting, first remove the plant from the pot, then check whether the roots are old or rotten. If so, cut them off in time. Then prepare a pot of prepared sterilization solution and soak the roots of the phalaenopsis in it for about 2 minutes. Place it in a vent to dry and then put it back in the pot.

In general, rose spider plant is easy to keep alive, but if you want to achieve the effect of overflowing the pot, you must pay attention to key management points such as good soil selection, light management, water control, temperature regulation, and fertilization strategies. And if properly cared for, the rose spider plant can continue to bloom.