Change the "method" of growing spider plants, and the roots will grow faster and the "green leaves" will keep popping up!

When we grow spider plants at home, we usually use soil cultivation, so that the soil will provide sufficient nutrients to the spider plants, thereby promoting growth and germination. But in fact, we can change the way to care for spider plants. In this way, the roots of spider plants will grow more luxuriantly, and the speed at which green leaves emerge will also increase a lot.

A new way to care for spider plants is hydroponics. In fact, many plants can be grown hydroponically, because hydroponics is very convenient. You almost don't need to worry about the amount of watering, and it can greatly reduce the occurrence of root rot. In this way, the growth speed of spider plants in hydroponics will be faster, and the natural emergence of small buds can increase the speed of reproduction.

When we convert spider plants from soil cultivation to hydroponics, we must first pay attention to seasonal factors. Generally speaking, we can do this in spring, summer and autumn, but because the temperature is too low in winter, converting from soil cultivation to hydroponics may cause frost damage. When we remove the spider plant from the soil, remember to be careful not to damage its roots. Then clean the soil on the roots and then put it in a hydroponic container for maintenance.

In order to promote the growth rate of spider plants after hydroponics, you can add some nutrient solution to the hydroponic matrix. After all, the nutrient content in the water is limited. This will enhance the nutrients in the hydroponic matrix. After the roots of the spider plants absorb it, they will grow vigorously. Naturally, there is no need to worry about the growth of the entire spider plant.

In daily care of spider plants, it is important to pay attention to providing them with scattered light. Otherwise, an overly shady or overly bright environment will cause slow growth or yellow leaves. Ensuring scattered light can provide nutrients and thus promote growth.

You don't need to worry about watering when growing hydroponics, but remember to replace the hydroponic substrate every week to ensure sufficient nutrients to promote the growth of the spider plant.