Spider plant: just water it with this kind of water, and the side shoots in Aunt Zhang's plant burst out wildly and it even bloomed small white flowers

Autumn has arrived, and with social development, more and more people are paying attention to their quality of life. They all like to keep a few potted flowers at home; keeping one at home not only decorates the room and makes the home cozier, but also purifies the air. And the spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum) is a very good choice; it is elegant and grand, and is a foliage plant with especially high ornamental value.

And the spider plant kept by the neighbor Aunt Zhang has leaves that are even more glossy green, delightful and lovely, with especially good trailing habit; not only do the side shoots burst out wildly, it even blooms small white flowers! So how did Aunt Zhang do it? Let's take a look together. It turns out Aunt Zhang only waters the spider plant with this kind of water. That is willow branch water. Why can willow branch water benefit spider plants? Because willow branches contain a substance called "salicylic acid," which is a natural catalyst that can promote plant rooting and sprouting, and can prevent plant root rot.

We can go get some willow branches, crush them, add an appropriate amount of water and soak them, and after about 7 days they can be used to grow spider plants. Generally use it twice a month; the spider plants grown this way have leaves that become wider and larger, strong roots and lush leaves, are full of small spider plantlets, and will even bloom white flowers, beautiful and exquisite.

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