Here is what you should do when your spider plant leaves turn yellow & brown. We discuss 5 reasons and solutions for spider plant leaves turning yellow.
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The first and most common mistake we do is, we water them too much. Spider plants are drought tolerant, so they prefer for their soil to dry between watering. Over watering is a very common cause of yellow leaves and can be difficult to fix. Too much water drowns the roots and causes root rot, which can be fatal to the plant. Water your plant when the top half inch feels dry to the touch. Avoid overwatering but don’t let the plant dry out. Spider plants have few disease issues other than rust and root rot, but root rot can be serious. When you see
spider plant leaves turning yellow and are an enthusiastic waterer, remove the plant from its container, rinse the roots, cut away any soft or moldy parts, and repot in a sterile potting medium. Too much water prevents roots from taking up the necessary air and nutrients. Over time, this may lead to yellowing, browning leaves, and root rot.
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26 авг 2024
