So why do the leaves of the pearl spider plant keep rotting? What should I do if the leaves of the pearl spider plant keep rotting?

Pearl spider plant is a common succulent plant in life. Because of its unique shape and easy to grow, many people have several pots at home. But when growing it, you will encounter the problem of rotten leaves. So why do the leaves of pearl spider plants always rot? What should I do if the leaves of pearl spider plants always rot? Let's take a look.

Why are the leaves of the pearl spider plant always rotten?

The old and rotten leaves of the pearl spider plant are usually caused by improper watering, either too much watering or not watering in time. If the leaves are not severely rotten, you can slowly take care of them and they will recover. If the leaves are severely rotten, just throw them away, it will be difficult to recover.

What to do if the leaves of the pearl spider plant are rotten

1. Water appropriately

Although Buddha beads prefer water, you must pay attention to the watering method. You can water it once every 20 days, but make sure it is watered thoroughly. The premise is that your Buddha beads must be planted in succulent soil!

2. Ventilate at the right time

Open windows frequently to ventilate and increase air circulation. You can hang Buddhist beads or pad the bottom of the pot to promote ventilation. Rotten leaves can be cut off and continue to be planted in the soil.

What are the tips for cultivating pearl spider plants?

The Buddha Bead Chlorophytum is a kind of Chlorophytum, and its scientific name is Jade Bead, also known as Pearl Chlorophytum. It is an excellent indoor hanging foliage plant, and also a good indoor air purifier flower. It is drought-resistant and heat-resistant, and grows best in a warm, humid, and strongly scattered light environment. The optimum temperature is around 20℃ to 28℃.