Growing spider plants and pothos in late autumn: water them with this and they will grow more and more lush in 10 days
Pothos and spider plants are common potted flowers, and many flower lovers grow them, because pothos and spider plants stay green all year round, look very lively, and are also relatively simple to care for. Also, pay attention to mastering some small details of flower care in daily life, and the leaves will not develop spots or turn yellow, and the plants can grow more vigorously.
How to grow pothos and spider plants in late autumn
Growing flowers depends 30 percent on fertilizer and 70 percent on water. Watering is very important. Many people water flowers with tap water. This kind of water should be left in the sun for a period before watering, and it has no nutrients, so you can usually apply more nitrogen fertilizer and phosphorus-potassium fertilizer.
It is best to use rice water for watering flowers. Fermented rice water used to water flowers: rice water contains trace amounts of potassium, which can conveniently help plant leaves carry out photosynthesis, and the leaves will also become more and more oily green.
After rice water is fermented, because the pH value is lower than 6, the soil becomes slightly acidic. Using it to water flowers can adjust the acidity and alkalinity of the nutrient soil for flowers, keep it slightly acidic, and can promote plant growth.
After rice water has fermented for a week, it can replace tap water for watering pothos and spider plants. Flower lovers can water once every two days. After watering for about 10 days, pothos and spider plants will become more and more lush and turn more oily green.
Flower lovers now have a certain understanding of how to water pothos and spider plants. Common clivia, phalaenopsis, and kalanchoe can all be grown with rice water. Also, pay attention to using rice water to water flowers, so the flowers can bloom even more beautifully!