A 50-year-old woman grows spider plants, watering them with it diluted in water every 15 days, and the leaves grew so much they burst out

The potted spider plant is a very common foliage plant in the home. Quite a few people grow it, precisely because its leaves stay green all year round and it can also purify the air. It is fair to say it is a very worthwhile potted plant to grow! Nowadays more and more people are growing flowers, and clearly flowers and plants have become a part of everyday life. After all, growing these flowers and grasses is both fun and good-looking. Speaking of the potted spider plant, we have to talk about the details of its care. On the whole, spider plants are fairly easy to grow, about the same as pothos, but yellow leaves, dry tips and black tips can still occur. This means we need to learn more about plant care.

A 50-year-old woman grows spider plants, using "it" diluted in water to water the flowers, once every 15 days, and the leaves grew so much they burst out

There is actually a lot of know-how in caring for spider plants. Some people get yellow leaves and root rot as soon as they grow them, while some flower-growing masters, even though they never had much schooling, are simply very good at it. Neighbor Aunt Zhang, from as far back as I can remember as a child, always had a yard full of potted plants and flowers at her home. I was little then and did not know what this plant with slender, glossy green leaves was; I only heard Aunt Zhang say that although this plant does not flower, it is better looking and more useful than ones that do. For purifying the air, nothing beats it! It was not until later that I learned this potted plant was the spider plant. In Aunt Zhang's words, growing flowers does not really require much knowledge, as long as you are "attentive" enough!

In caring for spider plants, many people only pay attention to everyday watering, either with tap water or with rice-washing water. Actually, these two kinds of watering water have no nutritional value. Do you know what the flower-growing master does? Very simple. She bought a lot of monopotassium phosphate to keep on hand, and every 15 days or so she takes out a few grams, mixes it with water, and pours it on the spider plants. This watering water can truly be called the treasure of growing spider plants. Not only do the spider plant's leaves never turn yellow, but the more it grows the more vigorous it becomes, and within two or three months it sends out little spider plantlets.

Why does using "it" on spider plants make them grow more and more vigorously?

For spider plants to grow well, fertilizer effect certainly cannot be lacking, and as a foliage plant, the spider plant only becomes glossy green and not yellow when potassium and phosphorus are sufficient. So when growing spider plants you must apply more potassium fertilizer and phosphorus fertilizer. And monopotassium phosphate happens to contain both elements at the same time. Aunt Zhang's trick with spider plants, plainly speaking, has a lot to do with her years of growing fruit trees. She once had several mu of orchard, and monopotassium phosphate is a great fertilizer for melon and fruit seedlings, for setting fruit and for flowering. Now that she grows flowers, it naturally works well. The results are just as hoped: spider plants basically do not need to be bought, and dozens of pots are propagated from them in a year.

The above are some little tips about caring for spider plants. Fellow flower lovers must put them to use, since this is the summary of years of experience. And this monopotassium phosphate is not only suitable for potted spider plants, but also for most flowers and plants; both flowering and foliage potted plants can use it.

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