Can spider plants survive in water? Will they freeze to death if placed outdoors in winter?

1. Can it survive in water?

Chlorophytum can be kept alive in water, and its ornamental value will be higher if grown in water. When growing in water, you should prepare a transparent container, which is not only convenient for observing the root system, but also more light-transmissive, which is beneficial to plant growth and looks more beautiful.

2. How to raise it in water

During the water culture period, you still need to pay attention to the methods and techniques. Only with the correct methods and a suitable environment can it grow normally. The water should be changed regularly. When there are no roots yet, it should be changed every two or three days. After the roots have grown, the water should be changed once a week. When the roots grow to three centimeters in length, change to once every two weeks and add a few grains of urea fertilizer. With sufficient nutrients, the growth will be more vigorous. Also, pay attention to light and temperature aspects. Get more sun exposure and maintain the temperature between 15-25 degrees, not too high or too low.

3. Will it freeze to death if placed outdoors in winter?

Its cold resistance is not very high, and the temperature is very low in winter. It is likely to be frozen to death if left outdoors, especially in the northern region. It is recommended to move it indoors after the temperature drops in late autumn, and the temperature should be kept above 12 degrees. If the temperature is below 5 degrees, the plants will be frozen to death. It can grow normally if the temperature is maintained above 12 degrees. If there is heating, water should be sprayed frequently to maintain the humidity. But be careful not to get too close to the heater to avoid burns. If the temperature is lower, reduce the amount of water and stop fertilizing, otherwise it will affect the winter.