Grow spider plants this way, and a single root will send up 19 shoots, looking gorgeous in a cluster

With the development of society, many flower lovers like to keep a few potted flowers at home, which can not only decorate the home environment comfortably and beautifully, but also cultivate the mind and purify the air. Spider plants are one of the potted flowers that many flower lovers like to grow, and no matter what style your home is, keeping a pot of spider plants is especially suitable.

Although spider plants have high ornamental value, they grow very slowly, and in the high temperatures of summer they hardly grow at all, and getting them to send up new shoots is especially difficult. So what should you do if you want them to grow new shoots? It is not that there is no way.

First, when caring for spider plants, we must pay attention to one thing: when watering, never pour water into the middle of the spider plant's leaves, because over time this makes root rot especially likely. But even if the roots rot, it does not matter, because this kind of root is still healthy, and we can wash it and repot it. But note that the soil must be loose, breathable and nutritious.

After repotting, water thoroughly and keep it in a cool place for care; generally after half a month it can be cared for normally. At this point we can add a growth booster, which is water soaked with willow branches. Why can this be done? That is because willow branches contain a component, namely salicylic acid, and this substance can promote the growth of plant roots and shoots.

We cut a few branches, crush them and soak them in water; after soaking for about a day, the water can be used to water spider plants, generally once a week. This water can not only be used for the daily care of spider plants, but also help them grow many small side shoots. After the side shoots grow, do a good job with the later care, such as watering, fertilizing, light and so on. Once all these are done well, you will not need to worry about the spider plant growing poorly; it will fill the pot extremely fast.

Flower lovers who like spider plants can try this little trick. If you have any other flower-growing secrets, you can also share them with everyone in the comment box below!