How to quickly propagate spider plants? How to grow spider plants to make them more vigorous

Chlorophytum is the most popular green plant to grow at home. It can purify the air, beautify the environment, and resist radiation. Many people want to make Chlorophytum reproduce quickly during the breeding process, but they don’t know how to do it. Today, the editor will specifically talk about this problem and also tell you how to grow Chlorophytum to make it more vigorous.

How to quickly propagate Chlorophytum comosum

1. Cutting propagation

Cutting off the runners of the spider plant and planting them directly is the fastest way to propagate the spider plant. You can plant them directly in the soil and they will take root and survive in about 7 to 10 days. You can also culture the cut runners in water, so that after it grows new roots, you can transplant them into pots and the survival rate will be particularly high.

2. Division propagation

Division is also an important method for rapid propagation of spider plants. When dividing spider plants, you should hold the spider plant and take it out of the pot as a whole. Be sure to protect its roots, and then divide it into different plants. However, make sure that each plant has three stems and then plant them in different pots for row cultivation.

How to grow spider plants more vigorously

1. Water correctly

Mastering the correct watering techniques during the cultivation of spider plants can make them more vigorous. Chlorophytum is a plant that likes a humid environment. In spring or autumn, it should be watered every 2 to 3 days, but after entering summer, it should be watered twice a day, and the watering time should be chosen in the early morning and evening.

2. Fertilize regularly

Regular fertilization can make spider plants grow more vigorously. Many people think that they have applied enough basal fertilizer in the flowerpot when growing spider plants, and ignore the fertilizer supply during the breeding process, so the spider plants will grow slowly. Under normal circumstances, spider plants should be fertilized every 10 to 15 days during the growing season. Nitrogen fertilizer or compound fertilizer can be used. After entering winter, the growth rate of spider plants slows down, and fertilizer can be applied once a month.