Which one is easier to grow, spider plant or orchid? What are the differences?

1. Orchid

1. Loam: It likes soil with strong water permeability.

2. Light: It cannot accept too strong light, so it is necessary to block the sunlight appropriately in spring and autumn.

3. Water: It has a relatively large demand for water and requires the loam to be kept moist at all times, but water cannot accumulate.

4. Pruning: You can cut off dead branches, diseased branches, and cross-growing branches. After cutting, apply healing membrane to the wound.

2. Chlorophytum

1. Loam: prefers nutritious and water-permeable soil.

2. Light: Chlorophytum is a shade-loving plant and cannot be placed under direct exposure to strong light. Pay attention to sunshade at ordinary times.

3. Water: It likes a humid growing environment. You can spray water in summer. Watering is usually done in the morning or evening. It should not be watered at noon as the cold and hot environment will damage the root system.

4. Pruning: Usually it is sufficient to prune the roots when repotting.

3. Difference

Chlorophytum comosum was born in southern Africa. It has white flowers and papery leaves that grow in circles. It is the most traditional indoor hanging plant and has the function of purifying the air. There are many varieties of orchids. Most of their leaves are leathery. They grow well, bloom beautifully and smell very fragrant. It is known as the number one fragrance in my country. Because of the wide variety of varieties, the flowering period can be spread over 12 months.