Never put spider plants in these two spots at home; it took more than ten years of growing them to figure it out

Are your spider plants still sitting in these two places at home? It took more than ten years of growing spider plants to realize that many of us have put them in the wrong spot, no wonder they never thrive, because the placement of spider plants matters a great deal.

Especially these two places at home, remember they absolutely must not go there, otherwise every pot you place will die, come and take a look, and remember to tell your family after reading. The first is next to a radiator or on underfloor heating floors. Many people worry that winter temperatures are low.

Spider plants will freeze, so they put them next to the radiator and on underfloor heating floors, but that is wrong, because the high temperature will steam the roots of the spider plant until they rot, causing yellow leaves and wilting, or even the whole root system rotting away and the entire pot dying.

The second is the bathroom. To decorate the bathroom, many people put a pot of spider plant in there, and within a few days it dies, because spider plants are drought-tolerant flowers, and a damp, poorly ventilated bathroom easily causes the spider plant to take in too much water.

Here, the editor offers a warm reminder: if you want your spider plant to grow well, it is best to place it on a cabinet in the living room, or on an east- or west-facing windowsill or balcony.

Because these places have good ventilation and soft light, without very strong sunlight. Alright, have you learned the two places at home that are unsuitable for placing spider plants? Remember to share this little tip with your family or friends.