How to fertilize spider plants? Master these fertilization techniques for more vigorous growth

Spider plant, known as the "air flower," when its pot is placed on a balcony or railing, can beautifully complement other potted flowers above and below. Spider plant is also a natural purifier, able to remove harmful substances from the air. Research shows that spider plant can absorb more than 80% of harmful gases indoors, with an extremely strong ability to absorb formaldehyde. An engineer from the Indoor Environment Monitoring Center of the China Decoration Association believes that spider plant is one of the most suitable plants for placement in living rooms.

Spider plant is a foliage plant that is relatively tolerant of fertilizer; if fertilizer and water are insufficient, it easily develops scorched tips and ages, with leaves turning yellow and losing its ornamental value. From late spring to early autumn, apply Jinbaobei seaweed microbial fertilizer and organic fertilizer liquid once every 7-10 days, but for variegated varieties such as golden-edged and golden-centered types, less nitrogen fertilizer should be applied to avoid the leaf variegation fading or even disappearing, which would affect their appearance. You may appropriately apply organic fertilizer fermented from bone meal, eggshells, etc.; after full fermentation with Jinbaobei fermentation agent, take an appropriate amount of diluted liquid and water it on once every 10-15 days, which can make the variegated leaves bright and vivid.