Chlorophytum loves this kind of "fertilizer" the most. Feed it a few grains and the yellowing leaves and dry tips will disappear, and tender buds will pop up!

Speaking of spider plants, it is a green plant that everyone knows. Because it is easy to grow and looks good, many flower lovers have moved it home. Moreover, it grows very fast and can fill a pot in less than two months. However, when caring for spider plants, you may also encounter the situation of yellow leaves and dry tips. At this time, we only need to feed it a few grains of such "fertilizer" and the situation will be improved!

Feed a few grains of this fertilizer and the plants will grow vigorously and the leaves will not turn yellow!

The fertilizer that Huahua is talking about here is the soybeans that we often use at home. Because generally, the yellow leaves and dry tips of spider plants, in addition to the phenomenon of sunburn, should be due to insufficient nutrients in the fertilizer. If we use soybeans for maintenance, we can not only supplement nutrients and promote growth, the effect is much better than flower fertilizer!

What are the benefits of soybeans?

Because spider plants grow very quickly, they are prone to nutrient deficiencies. Generally, spider plants need to be supplemented with nitrogen fertilizer during their growth. Soybeans are rich in oil and protein, and after composting and fermentation, these nutrients can be converted into nitrogen to help spider plants grow. Therefore, using soybeans to care for spider plants can be said to have many benefits!

Soybean maintenance method:

We cannot put soybeans directly into the soil because the fermentation time required is too long and the nutrients are not easy to precipitate. So first we put the soybeans in water and soak them for a while. After about two hours, when you see the skin wrinkled, you can take them out. After taking them out, the soybeans need to be put into a pot and boiled, so that the nutrients can be extracted faster. While cooking the soybeans, we also need to dig a few small holes on the edge of the spider plant pot. Finally, we can put the cooked soybeans into the holes, cover them with soil and let them ferment by themselves to provide nutrients.

Daily maintenance methods:

1. Chlorophytum is a plant that does not like light very much. When caring for it, be sure to place it under a scattered light source to avoid strong light burning the leaves and causing yellow leaves. In winter, you can add a little more light to promote growth.

2. Chlorophytum likes a humid growing environment, so when watering, be sure to water it enough but do not cause water accumulation. The evaporation intensity is slow in winter, so you must control the amount of water to avoid root rot!

It doesn’t take much effort to care for spider plants. If yellow leaves and dry tips appear, you can try the soybean care method, which is quite effective. I wonder if you have used soybeans to grow flowers before?