How to breed spider plant potted plants, and how to breed spider plants

a) Flower pots and substrates.

We can choose different cultivation containers according to our needs. For larger spaces such as living rooms and bedrooms, you can choose larger containers, hanging containers, or bonsai plates. On the coffee table and desk, you can choose exquisite and small potted plant containers, which are more pleasing to the eye.

Potting soil can be used with fertile sandy loam, humus, peat, or fine sandy soil with a small amount of base fertilizer.

2) Repotting in order to make the stems and leaves of spider plants lush, in March every year, the soil should be changed, and the pot should be changed once. If the pot is deep and the base fertilizer is sufficient, it can be repotted once in 2 or 3 years. The culture soil can be mixed with humus soil or peat soil, garden soil and river sand, and the rotted cake fertilizer can be used as base fertilizer, or the nutrient soil sold in the flower market can also be used.

Watering: Watering can not be too much, but not too little, generally keep the potting soil moist and not waterlogged. Fertilization:

Before planting, you can sprinkle some organic fertilizer in the potting soil, and add some thin liquid fertilizer during the growing season. Lighting: Bright astigmatism is preferred.

Disease: When the spider plant is diseased, the diseased branches and leaves will be pruned and sprayed with the corresponding drugs, if the branches and leaves are yellow, then we need to find the root cause and then do the treatment.

1. Watering: Most potted plants do not have a great need for water, and the same is true for spider plants. Therefore, when we water, we generally adopt the method of preferring dry to wet.

The so-called rather dry than wet means that the potting soil can be dry, but there should be no stagnant water. Therefore, when we water, we can grasp the amount of watering according to the wetness of the potting soil. For example, if the potting soil is wet to the touch and can still stick to the upper hand, then it means that there is no need to water.

2. Fertilization: In order to promote the growth of spider plant, we need to add a small amount of organic fertilizer to the potting soil and stir it well before planting. At the same time, in order to ensure sufficient fertility, we also need to add some thin liquid fertilizer or cake fertilizer during the growth period of spider plant.

It is important to note here that the concentration of fertilizer should not be too high so as not to burn the root system of the spider plant.

3. Light: If it is cultivated indoors, then it is best for us to place it in a place with bright astigmatism. This is neither too shady nor slow to grow due to lack of sunlight.

If it is cultivated outdoors, then wait until the two hottest and coldest seasons of summer and winter, we need to take certain shading measures and heat preservation measures.

4. Disease: When the spider plant is diseased or the branches and leaves are yellow, we need to take corresponding measures. In the case of spider plants, the diseased branches and leaves are pruned and sprayed with the corresponding medicine.

There are many reasons for the yellowing of branches and leaves, such as a dark environment, lack of nutrients, and stagnant water in the pot. In a dark environment, we can increase light, if we lack nutrients, we can top dress, and if there is water in the pot, we can change the pot.