Do I need to water the spider plant after transplanting it?

1. Do you need to water?

Chlorophytum must be watered right after being transplanted. The water used this time is called rooting water, and it must be watered thoroughly until water flows out from the bottom of the pot. This ensures that there are no gaps in the soil, and allows the soil to be in better and closer contact with the roots, which is beneficial to later growth and development. However, after this watering, there is no need to rush to water again. You need to wait until the surface of the soil is basically dry before watering again. You can spray water on the leaves appropriately, which can not only replenish moisture but also make the leaves shiny and glossy.

2. Late watering

1. Frequency: It likes moisture during the growing period, so the frequency of watering should be maintained during this period. Watering needs to be applied in time and the soil in the pot should not be allowed to dry out to ensure good growth needs. When the temperature drops, the growth rate will slow down and the demand for water will be greatly reduced, so you can water less often.

2. Water amount: Not only does it need to be watered thoroughly after transplanting, but every subsequent watering also needs to be watered thoroughly to ensure that the soil can absorb it evenly.

3. Water temperature: You also need to pay attention to the water temperature. It should not be too different from the room temperature. You can put it in the outside environment to dry in advance.