Water spider plant once a week with it, and its branches and leaves will grow wildly; the flower shop owner says doing this is right

Spider plant, its stems are slender and drooping, evergreen all year round. Moreover, it is easy to grow and highly adaptable, and it can absorb more than 80% of harmful gases indoors, so it is very suitable for growing indoors.

However, although spider plant is easy to grow, it can still develop a few minor problems. For example, the most common ones are dry tips, black tips and yellow leaves. There are many reasons for this. Insufficient light, improper watering and improper fertilizing can all cause yellow leaves on spider plants. Next, let's share how flower shop owners grow spider plants. Giving spider plants "it" once a week can make them grow better and better.

"It" is the "enzyme" produced by fermenting fruit peels.

After fruit peels are fermented, the liquid is rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and various trace elements. When this liquid is diluted and poured into the spider plant's potting soil, the soil becomes more nutritious and somewhat looser than before. This is because the fermented fruit peel liquid contains various microbial activating substances that can effectively stimulate the current compacted state of the potting soil. As a result, the spider plant's root system grows thicker and stronger, and its nutrient absorption capacity improves.

Using fruit peels for spider plants also has its particular requirements. First, put the fruit peels into a bucket, then fill it with water, and place it in the sun for about a week, and fermentation is basically complete. At this point, filter out the fruit peel residue, dilute the liquid, and it is ready to store and use to water spider plants every week. Prepare the dilution ratio according to the standard of 1 part enzyme to 10 parts water.

Many experienced flower growers say directly that using enzyme to water flowers is not only suitable for spider plants, but also for pothos, clivia and most other plants and flowers. Because this liquid is rich in content, easy to obtain materials for, and very easy to prepare, many people call it, together with rice washing water, the all-purpose water for growing flowers. Whatever you grow with it thrives. Under normal circumstances, water spider plants once a week, and after watering continuously for two to three months, you will find that the branches and leaves are much more glossy green than before, and small spider plant offsets also begin to emerge.

The care of spider plants is relatively simple. To prevent yellow leaves on spider plants, remember to turn the flower pot by an angle about every 10 days. This allows the spider plant to receive even light. It will not be like the spider plant above, with only one side receiving light, making the branches and leaves on the other side grow very weakly. This is one of the small details in spider plant care. There are other small tips for caring for spider plants as well; welcome to follow Potted Plant Xiaozhan to learn more.

That is all for sharing about spider plant care. Thank you for reading!

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