What should I pay attention to when growing spider plants?

The Buddha Beads Chlorophytum is a fine product among the Chlorophytums. It is highly ornamental. It has strings of oval leaves and is evergreen all year round. When placed in the house, it looks like a string of green beads. Many people like to grow it. However, growing the Buddha Beads Chlorophytum is not simple. There are many things to pay attention to during the breeding process. Today I will tell you what to pay attention to when growing the Buddha Beads Chlorophytum.

What should I pay attention to when growing spider plants?

1. Pay attention to the supply of water when cultivating the Buddha beads spider plant

The Buddha ball spider plant is a fleshy green plant with succulent leaves. This plant is very drought-resistant, but not water-resistant. When cultivating it, you must abide by the principle of "better dry than wet". Never allow water to accumulate in the flowerpot of the Buddha ball spider plant. In addition, the Buddha ball spider plant should be placed in a semi-shaded environment during cultivation and not exposed to strong light.

2. To cultivate the Buddha's beads, you need to cultivate it in a shallow pot.

The roots of the plant Jojoba are very shallow, so you must choose a relatively shallow flower pot when growing it. In addition, you can put some tiles at the bottom of the pot as a base, and cover the top with coarse sand. Finally, mix the river sand and leaf mold together and put it in the flower pot. The ratio of sand to soil should be one to three.

3. Fertilizer management for growing Chlorophytum comosum

The Buddha Plant is a fertilizer-loving plant, especially when it is in its peak growth season, it has a relatively large demand for fertilizer, but it is necessary to follow the principle of applying small amounts of fertilizer frequently. Do not apply too much fertilizer at one time, otherwise it will cause root rot and cause the Buddha Plant to die. In addition, you can spray some nitrogen fertilizer when it is in its peak growth season, which will make its leaves more green and attractive.