What to do if spider plants turn yellow: new planting, soil cultivation, and hydroponic treatment methods

1. What to do if the skin turns yellow

When you find that the tips of its leaves have shown signs of yellowing, you can cut them off in time. If you continue to keep them, it may affect its ornamental value. Cutting it off in time can also effectively prevent it from spreading to the middle of the leaves and infecting other leaves. But please note that after it is cut off, it will not grow again from the original position, but new ones will grow from other places, but it will not have a big impact on the growth of the plant.

2. New planting, soil culture, and hydroponic treatment methods

1. Newly planted: It is normal for newly planted plants to turn yellow because the root system has not fully expanded and has not adapted. So just relax, don't be overly nervous, and don't rush to take any action. Just place it in a place without strong light and take care of it quietly.

2. Soil cultivation: Think back to whether the nutrients and water were not applied properly in the previous period, or whether the light in the maintenance location is too strong or there is no light. Make changes based on these aspects. If you find that the roots have rotted, you need to take out the plant, cut off the rotten roots, and replant it.

3. Hydroponics: This may be because the water is not changed regularly, causing lack of oxygen, or the light is too strong. You can change the water regularly and place it in a place with scattered light.