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Growing Tips to Maximize the Vitality of Your Spider Plant
Chlorophytum comosum is relatively easy to care for, making it a great option for novice gardeners. It thrives in bright, indirect light, but can also tolerate low light conditions. For watering, it is best to adjust according to the exposure to light, knowing that this plant demonstrates good tolerance to drought. The choice of soil is also important: a classic soil for indoor plants will be more than enough. Due to its rapid growth, regular repotting becomes necessary, especially when the roots begin to overflow the pot. This maintenance not only helps the plant develop, but also maintains its health in the long term.
Adapt lighting and watering
Bright but indirect light is ideal for C. comosum, even if it adapts to shadier locations. Regarding watering, adjust according to the environment; too much water can lead to root rot problems.
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Repotting and development
With its rapid growth, regular repotting allows the plant to continue to thrive. Opt for slightly larger pots with each change to encourage root expansion and optimal health.
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