Do I need to cut off the branches that grow out of the spider plant? How do I cut off the small spider plants that grow out of the spider plant?

1. Should the branches that grow out be cut off?

Chlorophytum comosum is easy to grow branches, so they should be pruned in time. Branches consume a lot of nutrients during the growth process. If they are not pruned and the nutrition is insufficient, it will affect the growth of the mother plant and cause poor growth. In addition, leaving branches will affect the overall shape of the plant and reduce its ornamental value. Generally, pruning is required every period of time to make the plant shape more beautiful.

2. How to cut the small spider plants

After it grows small spider plants, you can cut them off directly, including the base and roots. You can continue to plant them after cutting them, and they will soon grow into new plants. This is also one of its reproduction methods, namely the division reproduction method. If they are cut loose, the survival rate will be reduced.

3. How to care for the small spider plant after it grows

After it grows small spider plants, the nutrients and water it consumes will naturally increase. You need to increase the amount of watering and apply fertilizer frequently. If there is a lack of fertilizer and water, the growth of the small spider plant and the mother plant will be affected. Fertilization should be done once every month, and compound fertilizer liquid can be used. Normally, the soil should be kept moist, but be careful not to allow it to accumulate water. In addition, it is necessary to get more sunlight. If the mother plant has sufficient light, it will accumulate more nutrients for itself and the small spider plants.