Spider Plant Not Doing Well When the Seasons Change? Do This for Lush Foliage and a Burst of Blooms

The leaves of the spider plant stay green all year round. Growing one at home not only adds life to your living space but also absorbs harmful gases from the air, which is why it is so widely loved. Spider plants are fairly easy to care for; as long as you give them enough nutrients, they will grow very well, and with proper care they will even produce small white flowers! So how should you fertilize them? Here is a detailed introduction.

Beer + Water for Shinier Leaves

First, open the beer and let it sit for a while. Once the alcohol in it has evaporated, mix the beer and clean water at a ratio of 1:50 and stir well. Pour it into a spray bottle and spray it directly onto the leaves. This way the plant can absorb the nutrients in it, making the spider plant's leaves even glossier and shinier.

Soy Milk + Water for Thicker, Plumper Leaves

Some people drink soy milk, and if they cannot finish it, it easily goes bad. Most people just throw it away, which is really a shame. Mix the leftover soy milk and clean water at a ratio of 1:10 and stir well, then pour the solution into a spot farther away from the roots. This way the spider plant can absorb the nutrients it contains, making the leaves larger and plumper. However, the soy milk solution should not be used frequently; basically once a month is enough.

Rice Water + Orange Peel to Make the Spider Plant Bloom

First, pour the rice water into a clean plastic bottle, then add an appropriate amount of orange peel. Put the cap on, but do not screw it too tight; leave a little gap for air to escape. Once capped, place it in the sun to bake. Basically after about a month it will have fermented successfully. Then mix the solution with an appropriate amount of clean water and pour it directly into the flower pot. Before long, it will bloom with little white flowers!