How much water should be given to spider plants

1. How much to water

Whether watering is needed depends on the soil surface. Wait until the soil is completely dry, then you can water it. Water it thoroughly at one time until a small amount of water flows out from the bottom. If the water is not applied properly, it will affect the growth. When too much water is applied, the roots simply cannot absorb so much water, causing water to accumulate at the roots and lead to root rot. If too little water is applied, the roots will still not be moisturized, resulting in overall lack of water and dryness. The specific amount of watering needs to be determined according to the specific situation, and there are many influencing factors.

2. Influencing factors

1. Season: The temperature is higher in summer and the sun outside is stronger, so the corresponding evaporation is greater, so water more. The temperature is relatively low in winter. When it is below 5 degrees, the plant will stop growing. Watering needs to be reduced and not too much water should be given.

2. Location: The amount of watering required for plants placed indoors and outdoors is also different. The indoor ventilation is small and the sunlight is weak, so the evaporation is smaller and watering can be less frequent. For spider plants grown outdoors, the evaporation rate is large and the water used for watering will dry up quickly, so it is better to apply more water.