This kind of spider plant blooms all year round, with lush branches and abundant flowers, and it is easy to care for

There are many varieties of spider plants. The one I am telling you about today is the heartleaf ice plant (Aptenia cordifolia). The heartleaf ice plant is a plant that loves light very much. If the light duration is not enough, it will not bloom, so it must receive more than 6 hours of light a day and must have sufficient sunlight. The summer sunlight is too strong, so pay attention to shading to avoid burning the leaf surface

During the vigorous growth period, the heartleaf ice plant needs more watering, but there must be no standing water in the pot. Water when the soil is dry and let it dry out between waterings. Do not water frequently, as it easily causes root rot in the plant. In autumn and winter, reduce the amount of watering and apply as little fertilizer as possible, as this will damage the fleshy roots and affect blooming the next year. During the growing season, the heartleaf ice plant should be given fertilizer water once every half a month

If you want more leaves, mainly use nitrogen fertilizer. If you want more flowers, apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. If you do not want to buy fertilizer, you can use livestock manure from home, mix it with water at 30 times, and dilute it for three hours before use. The care of the heartleaf ice plant is to spray water on the leaves, keep the pot soil moist, and there must be no standing water. Water can easily cause root rot and yellow leaves