What to do if the leaves of spiderwort become dry

Too much watering

Net-veined grass is a plant that likes moisture and requires a moist environment for growth, but when it is cultivated, it is still relatively intolerant of waterlogging. If you water too much, water will accumulate in the flowerpot for a long time, which will cause the roots of the spiderwort to rot and the leaves to dry out and wilt.

Therefore, when growing spider grass, it is important to water it in moderation. Be careful to avoid water accumulation and drain it at any time.

Lack of water

Lack of water is actually the reason why the leaves of spider grass become dry. In fact, when you see the leaves of spider grass become dry, you will think that it may be due to lack of water.

If the soil in the pot of the spiderwort is highly permeable, the water will be lost quickly, and watering will hardly meet the spiderwort's water needs, which will cause the spiderwort's leaves to dry out.

In fact, this situation is relatively difficult to judge, but when choosing soil, you can choose soil with better water retention.

Not suitable for temperature

Net-veined grass is not suitable for temperature. In fact, it mainly means that the temperature is too low in winter. When the temperature is too low, the leaves of spiderwort will easily dry out, and may even wither. At this time, you need to pay attention to the maintenance temperature and increase it appropriately to meet the growth needs of spiderwort. This also makes it less likely for the leaves to dry out.