Will spider plants freeze to death in winter? Are spider plants harmful to the human body when grown indoors?

1. Will I freeze to death in winter?

It is not very cold-resistant and the temperature required for wintering must be above 5 degrees. It will be frozen to death if the temperature is lower than this. Generally, even in the southern regions, they should be kept indoors in winter, which is safer. If it is placed outdoors in the north, it will freeze to death.

2. Methods of wintering

1. Move indoors: After the temperature drops in late autumn, the spider plant should be moved indoors for management. Place it in a warm place indoors. It is best to control the temperature at around 12 degrees so that it can grow normally in winter. Be careful not to get close to heating equipment to avoid getting burned.

2. Reduce watering: Its growth is relatively slow in winter and the water requirement is relatively less, so the amount of water should be reduced. If the soil is not dry, don't water it yet. Just add a small amount of water when it is dry.

3. Get more sun: The light in winter is very comfortable and gentle. You can put it in a bright place to get more sun, which is beneficial for its growth and wintering.

3. Is it harmful to human body indoors?

Chlorophytum itself is a non-toxic plant and will not harm the human body if placed indoors. Not only that, there are many benefits. It can absorb some harmful substances, thus providing us with a healthy environment. It can also green the environment and beautify the home, and is very suitable for indoor use. But don't put it in the bedroom at night to avoid competition.