How to care for pothos and spider plants in late autumn? Keep watering them with this for 10 days straight, and they will grow more and more vigorously

Pothos and spider plants, these two potted flowers, are surely the ones gardeners grow the most, right? The reason they are loved by gardeners comes down to two main points: first, they stay evergreen all year round, making a home look lively and vibrant. Second, they are easy to care for. Pothos and spider plants have simple growth habits and are relatively easy to care for, so most people grow them quite well. Of course, the easier a plant is to grow, the easier it is to overlook small details, which leads to yellow leaves and spots. Now that late autumn is approaching, when growing flowers at this time you must get watering right. After all, this season is the peak growing period for pothos and spider plants, and if you water them well, they will naturally grow more and more vigorously.

People who have grown flowers for a long time all know this principle of flower growing: three parts fertilizer, seven parts water. The importance of watering flowers is self-evident. And to grow pothos and spider plants well, the key is actually watering, not so-called fertilizing, light, ventilation, soil and other small details. Many people use tap water to water flowers, but this kind of water actually has no value. Tap water also contains some chlorine, which is not good for flower growth, so if you use tap water, it is recommended to first leave it in the sun for a day, let it cool down, and then use it to water flowers. Besides tap water, you can also use the "this kind" of water below to water them.

This kind of watering water can completely replace tap water for watering pothos and spider plants. The main reasons are the following two. First, rice-washing water contains trace amounts of potassium, which can promote photosynthesis in plant leaves, so the leaves will become more and more glossy green. Second, after a week of fermentation, the pH of rice-washing water is below 6, so it is slightly acidic. Therefore, using it to water flowers can adjust the acidity and alkalinity of the flower nutrient soil. Plants like pothos and spider plants prefer to grow in slightly acidic, loose and fertile soil.

As just roughly mentioned, fermented rice-washing water can replace everyday tap water. So it can be used all the time to water pothos and spider plants; just water according to their growth habits, watering once every other day, and after about 10 days straight you can clearly see that the branches and leaves of pothos and spider plants are becoming more and more lush and even more glossy green. Besides watering, you can also spray some water onto the plant leaves every morning and evening.

Of course it can. Very common flowers such as clivia, Phalaenopsis orchids, Christmas cactus, kalanchoe, Alocasia and most other potted flowers can all be watered with rice-washing water. But be sure to remember that it needs to be fermented in advance!

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