How to grow spider plants

There are many types of spider plants. Now we will introduce a very special spider plant, the Buddha bead spider plant. Let us learn about the cultivation methods of the Buddha bead spider plant.

How to grow spider plants

1. The Buddha's Beaded Spider Plant likes warm and moist soil. It is also drought-resistant, but not shade-tolerant. However, it has a particularly strong vitality. When cultivating the Buddha's Beaded Spider Plant, be careful not to water it too much. It is better to be a little dry than too warm.

2. The Buddha's Beaded Chlorophytum likes to grow in an environment of 15-25 degrees. If the light is too strong, it will hurt the plant, so it is necessary to provide shade in the summer.

3. The propagation method of the Buddha's Pearl Plant is cutting. First, trim the branches and leaves of the Buddha's Pearl Plant, usually 8-10 cm per section, and then insert them into the soil, half-covered, and keep moist. It will generally take root in ten days.

4. The Buddha's Beads Chlorophytum is a plant that needs thin fertilizer. The fertilizer should be thin and applied frequently. If too much fertilizer is applied at one time, it will affect its growth. The Buddha's Beads Chlorophytum needs to be protected from pests and diseases, especially aphids, which are very harmful. Once aphids are found, they should be removed in the shade. Trichloronate 1000 times can be used to kill them.