If the spider plant drinks some black bean water, it will produce 100 ears of seeds in a year, and grow so fast that it will burst out of the pot and become a curtain!

Soak black beans and soybeans, and the spider plant will turn into a waterfall after drinking it

We have all seen nutrient solution made from beans, such as soybean water, but today Huahua wants to recommend another kind of beans to you - black beans!

Black beans are rich in protein, fat, vitamins and trace elements. They are particularly suitable for growing foliage plants such as spider plants, and their fertility is as good as that of soybeans!

1. Prepare expired black beans and soybeans;

2. Cook the beans with boiling water. Stir with chopsticks during the cooking process to make it cook more evenly.

3. Soak the beans in cold water after cooking to allow them to absorb moisture while cooling.

4. Put soybeans and black beans in a plastic bucket, add clean water (80% full), add a few slices of orange peel (to prevent odor), and place it in the corner of the balcony to ferment.

Note: Open the lid for ventilation every 2 days. After 2 to 3 months, clear liquid will appear on the upper layer, and the spider plant's tonic soup is ready.

When using, pour out the clear liquid and dilute it 20 times with water. Apply a little to the spider plant every month during the growing season. The leaves will be green and lush, and the ability to bloom out of the pot is very strong!

If you don’t want to go through so much trouble, you can just dig a circle of small holes along the edge of the spider plant’s pot and bury a few cooked black beans in them. The effect will be just as good!

In addition to this "Ten-Ingredient Tonic Soup", spider plants also love to eat a kind of "super nutritious soil". Below, Huahua will teach you how to make it!

3 kinds of bark + manure fertilizer, spider plants grow rapidly

Everyone knows that tree bark is a good treasure for growing flowers. There are three commonly used types of tree bark:

1. Pine bark is loose and breathable, so it can be placed at the bottom of the pot to prevent root rot;

2. Willow bark is rich in salicylic acid and other nutrients, which can promote rooting and sprouting;

3. Camphor bark is rich in camphor oil, which has good insect repellent and bactericidal effects.

Spread these three types of tree bark on the bottom of the pot, add some garden soil, pine needles, and decomposed dry chicken manure, and you will form a super nutritious soil. It would be strange if the spider plant doesn’t grow wildly after eating it!

The soil is fertile enough, and all that’s left is to place the spider plant on the balcony and expose it to the sun. If there is a lack of light, the leaves will be very narrow and weak, making it difficult to grow the spider plant.

Chlorophytum is not afraid of the sun. Just water it diligently and ventilate the area regularly, and it will be fine!