How to manage spider plants after they sprout a lot (how to manage spider plants if you don't want them to sprout)

How to control the growth of Chlorophytum comosum

Most people who grow spider plants want them to grow more branches and form a waterfall-like spider plant that fills the pot. As for you, you want to control the growth of the peony spider plant, so maybe everyone has their own preferences.

In order to control the growth of Chlorophytum comosum, we need to start from several aspects to control its growth. I will share with you briefly below.

First, temperature control

The temperature requirement for the growth of Chlorophytum comosum is about 20 degrees. If it is in a high temperature environment in summer, its growth rate will often slow down and it will be in a semi-dormant state.

Based on this characteristic, temperature control method can be used to keep the Chlorophytum comosum in a high-temperature growth environment, and the plant will not grow and the growth rate will slow down. Temperature control method is the first method to control the growth of Chlorophytum comosum.

Second, lighting control

Move the Chlorophytum comosum to a place with little light so that the light exposure time is reduced. In a dark environment, the Chlorophytum comosum will not be able to carry out photosynthesis well due to lack of light, so the Chlorophytum comosum will stop growing.

Third, control moisture

The growth of Chlorophytum comosum requires sufficient water. If it is not watered enough, its metabolic capacity will decrease and the plant will not grow.

Therefore, if you want to prevent the Chlorophytum comosum from sprouting, you can control the frequency of watering to keep it in a state of water shortage, causing it to grow weakly and not have enough water to sprout.

Fourth, control fertilizer

Chlorophytum comosum needs sufficient fertilizer to grow. If its fertilizer supply is controlled so that it lacks nutrients, the sprouting phenomenon will stop. If you want to prevent Chlorophytum comosum from sprouting, reducing fertilization is a very good method.

【 Summary and suggestions 】

In order to control the growth of Chlorophytum comosum, methods must be adopted in four aspects: temperature control, light control, water control and fertilizer control.