Bury a layer of the stuff scraped from the windowsill into the spider plant's pot, and the little spider plants grow out in three tiers.

Spider plants are very common among our household green plants. Nowadays, spider plants have become a very popular plant. Almost every flower lover grows more than one kind of spider plant. The most attractive thing about spider plants is the scene of the little spider plants bursting out of the pot. After the little spider plants burst out of the pot, the spider plant looks very different from its previous shape. The drooping little spider plants are like little elves. It looks really good!

This flower lover's spider plant is very unique, like a pagoda, tier upon tier, layer upon layer. Many flower lovers' spider plants cannot grow that many little spider plants, and there are even some flower lovers' spider plants that do not grow little spider plants, some have only a few very tiny spider plants. Why? How did this flower lover do it to get so many? Today, we will learn this flower lover's trick. What made the little spider plants go so crazy?

Say it out loud, and you might not believe that this flower lover's trick is very special: it is to scrape the layer of oil from the edge of the kitchen window, that is, the position of the range hood's outlet, and then bury the oil from the spider plant in the potting soil, and wait for the oil to be absorbed by the spider plant. After that, the spider plant begins to grow crazily, and the little spider plants also crazily send out shoots, gradually forming its present appearance!

We all know that the rapeseed oil we usually use for cooking is pressed from rapeseed. It is the essence of the plant. After frying, it has become mature oil, and then through the window for a long time, wind and sun, these vegetable oils have been fermented and spoiled. This plant extract, used for flowers, is a very good plant nutrient solution! Usually, the "tanned fertilizer" we make ourselves is made by using some waste from our daily life, tanning, rotting and fermenting it, and the oil on the window is, to a certain extent, the same nature as these fertilizers. This substance used in the spider plant's potting soil can provide very rich nutrients for the spider plant!

When these nutrients are absorbed by the spider plant, we can see the spider plant grow. We do not need to add other fertilizers. We only need to water regularly. The spider plant can grow quickly!