How to grow silver-edged spider plant

1. Maintenance conditions

1. Soil: To grow silver-edged spider plants, you need to use suitable soil. Loose and fertile soil is more conducive to plant growth. It would be best if the soil contains a certain amount of humus. You can mix leaf mold, garden soil and river sand.

2. Light: During maintenance, it is best to place the plant in semi-shade. It does not need to be exposed to too much light, especially in summer and autumn. If you do not pay attention to shading, its leaves will become withered and yellow. In addition, the breeding environment must be properly ventilated.

3. Water: Its root system has a good ability to retain water, so the amount of watering does not need to be too large, but it still needs to be replenished with water in time during the growing period, and it should be sprayed frequently. In the cold winter, the plants will temporarily dormant. At this time, they need more sunlight and less water.

2. Prevention and control of pests and diseases

Silver-edged spider plant is rarely attacked by diseases and insects, but if there is water accumulation in the substrate for a long time or the environment is not ventilated, it will cause root rot. It is necessary to replace the potting soil in time and properly trim the rotten roots. In addition, you should open the windows more often to allow air circulation and prevent damage from scale insects.