Is it easy for water-growing spider plants to survive? How to grow hydroponic spider plants to make them more vigorous

As people's quality of life improves, more and more people are raising flowers and plants at home, and spider plants are the most common. So is it easy for spider plants to survive in water? How can spider plants be raised hydroponically to be more vigorous? The following editor will explain them one by one, hoping to help you.

Is Chlorophytum comosum easy to survive?

Chlorophytum comosum can survive and grow very well when grown hydroponically. In fact, most potted plants can be grown hydroponically and can grow very well as long as there is an adequate supply of nutrients.

To grow spider plants hydroponically, we just need to cut off the small spider plants with aerial roots at the bottom of the spline, and then put them into the hydroponic container. Note that as long as the roots are in contact with water, it will be fine. If the leaves are soaked in water, they will easily rot. In just one week, the roots of the small spider plants will grow very long.

How to grow hydroponic spider plants more vigorously

1. For hydroponic spider plants, make sure to place them in a cool place and change or add water regularly.

2. If you want to fertilize, use less fertilizer, as excessive fertilizer will easily cause root rot.

3. For hydroponic plants, it is best to choose spider plants that need to be divided and have not been soil-grown. In this way, the roots of the plants will quickly turn into aquatic roots.

What fertilizer should be applied when growing spider plants?

The root system of Chlorophytum is well developed and it grows very fast. It needs to be repotted about once a year. You just need to replace it with nutrient-rich soil when repotting. You don't need to fertilize it often. If you want it to grow more vigorously. We can give it some fertilizers with complete nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium elements, or compound fertilizers specially used for flowers. The dilution ratio can be 1:1000. It's better to have less than more. We can also use some decomposed rice water or diluted beer.