My first and favorite plant!! I have one that is over 30 years old. I can't believe spider plants are not more popular. Thank you for this great video. 😁😁
My son planted a spider plant in his daycare in Alaska. Because of sentimental reasons , I brought the plant with us when we moved to Wisconsin. It survived the brutal winter trip through Canada and is now thriving and producing babies!
This was a fun informative video. You have a great personality and I love all the spider plants. They are among the few non toxic houseplants and are in fact 100% editable. In there native country lands of South Africa their roots have been used for centuries for medical purposes. Such a great plant for everyone to keep. 👍
I have a huge mother Spiderplant that pops off so many babies, I have the same "problem" as you, there are just so many haha! I even got my 7 year old brother hooked on them, because I gave him a lil baby (that he has taken sooo good care of!), and he's so exited whenever I give him more 😂 Spiderplants are such a good beginner plant, because it's so easy to see progress 😍
Awww I love it I hope that my brothers love plants too you gave me such a beautiful idea, I want a spider plant I lost mine with a freeze I just got left the white bulb I hope that it grows back 🥰
got a spider plant about 9 months ago at work! finally having large babies and is flowering! going to cut them off and pot them this weekend thanks to your help.
Thank you so much for the info...I bought a spider plant from a woman at work and have had it outside all summer...I put it in a bigger prettier pot for inside but it has so many babies hanging on it that I decided I needed to go to youtube to see what to do next...now I know all thanks to you!!!
I picked up a mom plant with a bunch of pups, and I've watched a bunch of tutorials on removing the pups, but none gave as clear directions as you did. Thank you!
My first spider plant was a gift by a friend when it was a baby. It grew into an adult, I now have another adult from that one, and 3 babies doing well in soil, and looooads more babies hanging on still
I have about 15 babies one mama spider plant. The curly spider plant I have about 10 of them. lol I did rescue a spider plant from a grocery store as it was dying. I took him home and he's so healthy now. I love these plants. I gave few of my coworkers who has been looking for the type I have. The curly one. lol
Thanks for the useful information! I just subscribed to your channel and appreciate the effort that people like yourself put into videos to help others who are looking to learn. Your dog is beautiful by the way, and you are as well! Much love from Fall River, Massachusetts!
Thank you for this informative video. I was going to pot some spider babies straight into soil because never done it before, but your top tip of putting in water first may have just saved them.
Thank you so much Ange, I really really enjoyed watching you take us all through the propagation of spider plant babies. I have subscribed and given you a thumbs up too
In my family it’s a tradition 😑 All started with my grate grandmas mother who was gifted a spider plant on her wedding day she gave the babies of the spider plant to all her children when they left home My grate grandma who still going strong kept hers and the babies and gave the babies to all her children when they left home My grandma kept her plant and kept the babies and gave all her children or my aunties and uncles baby spider plants from her plant All my aunties and uncles kept there plants I have recently moved out of my home and have a daughter and soon I’ll have a son and my mom has just gifted me a baby spider plant from her plant and my cousins has also just moved out and my auntie has gifted him a spider plant I feel like I will probably gift my daughter and son a baby spider plant when they are older and have left home 😅 and my cousin has said he will also probably do the same 🤣 with his kids 😅🤷🏻♀️ I feel like my family is the only family that dose this but surly not I am hoping we are not 😅 dose anyone else have odd traditions like this
I like your family tradition…My family doesn’t have this tradition… I brought a spider plant by myself and it has 2 stems coming out… I am happy and have happy feelings ❤🎉
I went through like four videos before I found one that actually looked like mine - and you explained why. I had no idea I was doing so well with Fredwina! :D We have two spiderettes. :)
Thanks for creating this video, it was super informative! During quarantine I found out we have spider plants under our deck and I have been propagating them “blindly”, not knowing what I was doing and had some success. I currently have 10+ spider plants and will be giving a lot them as gifts since I ran out of room in my home 😂
New plant parent here. Mine is looking brownish 😢idk what to do! What does it mean? To much water? I take it out for the sun to hit it during the day and at night I bring it inside. Idk what to do!
Hello enjoyed your video please can you advise what I do wi the long stems the baby’s come off do I just cut them at the base please 😊 kind regards Steve
Thanks for the helpful video. There is a neighborhood app called exactly that where I joined a group for free plants, I think that's what it's called. But I will definitely start doing this because I just let them be but they end up dying after awhile. I also didn't know that you should let them dry out all the way before watering, which my plants sitting directly next to the window get so much filtered sunlight that they seem to dry out very quickly!
Thank you for the info. I wasn't sure weather to cut them or not. But your tip is very good. Will definitely try it in water first. I have one plant that was doing really well. Watered it every couple of days when the earth was dry. Suddenly one day I woke up in the morning and the bottom leaves were dead and many others were brown on the tips. It has babies but they are not healthy. There are several babies on the same stem. They don't have a stem attached to the larger stem like you showed. I put it into a bigger pot and still having trouble nursing it back to its former glory. It is in bright indirect light. Please help. I really love this plant and don't want to lose it.
Love the video! Thank you! Can I ask something? After you pop out all of the baby plants from a stem, what should be done? Cut out the whole stem? I never know what to do... thank you again!
Hi my spider plant is getting very large to large for me to really keep in the house any longer I don't really no what to do this is my first spider plant can I cut it back or?X
Hey thanks for the very informative great video ! May I ask do you have to cut the babies if you give them enough room to grow ? I have so many babies and they have roots. I’m going give some away but want to keep some hanging. Is this a good hanging plant? Or is it healthy to cut the babies?
We just moved into a new home and we have spider plants outside. I don’t see any babies coming out of the mother plant. They are flowering nicely but I’d like to bring some inside. I’m not sure how to start lol
Yes I do that for mine it makes a fuller pot I root them in rain water until the root system is really strong and then put 4 in a pot at once and I only water when soil is drier. And good indirect light grows them well. Hope this helps you good luck😊
You can cut the stems off. That won't hurt the mother plant. But if you leave them, new babies will grow in at each node. You can find the nodes located every 1-2 inches apart along the stem.
I have a spider plant that grew 4 feet tall with 3 feet long leg in last 10 years. It is healthy looking at the top but never produced any babies ever and looks like an alien. Is it okay to cut the leg and start all over?
I just started my house plant journey & I started the babies in water about a week ago the roots grew extremely fast when should I put them in soil and what kind of soil do I use? 🙂
Honestly any kind of soil is fine! If you are using a pre bought mix I would just recommend not watering as often as they are commonly quite water retentive! 😃
Wow that spider plant is looking so beautiful with the little pups hanging down.you can see mine on my recent indoor plant tour videos. Stay connected dear
i have a few baby spider plants id like to propagate but theyre not showing any signs of root growth.. they arent too large yet but the baby spider plants similar in size dangling on my friend's large plant are all growing roots. is there something the plant is lacking maybe? or should i just wait a bit more? thanks :)
Mine personally haven’t done that. But I would think maybe upping the humidity would help with the babies making aerial roots. I would definitely give that a go and just wait a bit longer! 💕
that is the difference in a male & female plant. get you another one, like hers, and have them side by side, water with a tiny bit of miracle grow. it also may need a bigger pot. their growth is limited by the pot.
@@24ktlady how can you tell which one is female and male? I have two little baby ones, one is a little smaller and I’m propagating them together, would this have the same effect?
Hello sister, I am really worried about my spider plant which was eaten up by cows unfortunately... they left no leaves!!! i have only stems left...and its been days i am seeing no sign of any leaf...what should i do????? please reply.
Both my spider plants are giving me a bit of trouble 😟 i cant get the watering right! When i water them they tend to turn the leaves yellow then black. I go a good amount of weeks with out watering they start growing but then when it was time to water them again theyd do the same thing. Do i wait longer between periods to water them? I also know i dnt give them much sunlight. Could it be that? I have both the regular and a curly one. The regular was my first plant 😔 I believe shes literally down to just 3 tiny not that big leaves. I feel like im killing them 😩 i read they were an easy plant but idk why im having so much trouble with them. I wished mine looked like urs so full nd so many babies.
It sounds like they aren’t getting enough light and maybe you are overwatering it a bit. Some of my low light plants I don’t water for a month! You should get a moisture meter, they are a life saver 💕
plantyange I recently got one but it was too late for one of the spider plants! Its helping me out alot! Hopefully i can get another and see how it goes because i love when they get big and fluff with alot sof babies so ill try again and learn from my mistakes 🙂 thank you for the advice 🤍
I'm shocked she's that big and healthy with that many babies... Then again I clipped all my girls babies and she hasnt produced any since last summer... Hmmm
I thought my spider plant was dead, so I almost emptied the pot into my yard. Instead I just set it outside, turns out, he wasn’t dead and started coming back, I now have babies! I love seeing the flowers they produce too!
this was super helpful im trying to give a bunch of these away to my homies
Yes
can i be ur homie
Can I have one ?
Shout out to the homies
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My first and favorite plant!! I have one that is over 30 years old. I can't believe spider plants are not more popular. Thank you for this great video. 😁😁
Oh wow! Is yours a massive plant? 😱
@@plantyange I majorly trim up the leaves, roots, and babies every few years. So its in a ten inch pot but nice and healthy.
It's one of the besttt plant I ever have
30 years? Holy shit!
So true they live for ever ,best starter plant for anyone.I have 15 year old ones🤣✨✨😎
My son planted a spider plant in his daycare in Alaska. Because of sentimental reasons , I brought the plant with us when we moved to Wisconsin. It survived the brutal winter trip through Canada and is now thriving and producing babies!
Your blue heeler!!❤️❤️❤️ I had one for 13 years! Bandit was the best. He passed almost 5 years ago.
This was a fun informative video. You have a great personality and I love all the spider plants. They are among the few non toxic houseplants and are in fact 100% editable. In there native country lands of South Africa their roots have been used for centuries for medical purposes. Such a great plant for everyone to keep. 👍
I love that you mentioned being able to plant it while it’s attached to the mother. This is what I was looking for and am excited to try!
Yay!!
"give them to people you wanna force to get into plants" lmao ^-^
😏😏😏
I have a huge mother Spiderplant that pops off so many babies, I have the same "problem" as you, there are just so many haha! I even got my 7 year old brother hooked on them, because I gave him a lil baby (that he has taken sooo good care of!), and he's so exited whenever I give him more 😂 Spiderplants are such a good beginner plant, because it's so easy to see progress 😍
Aw I love that! Get them into it when they are young hehe
Awww I love it I hope that my brothers love plants too you gave me such a beautiful idea, I want a spider plant I lost mine with a freeze I just got left the white bulb I hope that it grows back 🥰
got a spider plant about 9 months ago at work! finally having large babies and is flowering! going to cut them off and pot them this weekend thanks to your help.
Thank you so much for the info...I bought a spider plant from a woman at work and have had it outside all summer...I put it in a bigger prettier pot for inside but it has so
many babies hanging on it that I decided I needed to go to youtube to see what to do next...now I know all thanks to you!!!
I picked up a mom plant with a bunch of pups, and I've watched a bunch of tutorials on removing the pups, but none gave as clear directions as you did. Thank you!
Aw thank you so much Jessica!
My first spider plant was a gift by a friend when it was a baby. It grew into an adult, I now have another adult from that one, and 3 babies doing well in soil, and looooads more babies hanging on still
I had no idea that spider plants had babies like that 👀 must add to my collection!
Yaaas! And they are so affordable too
I have about 15 babies one mama spider plant. The curly spider plant I have about 10 of them. lol I did rescue a spider plant from a grocery store as it was dying. I took him home and he's so healthy now. I love these plants. I gave few of my coworkers who has been looking for the type I have. The curly one. lol
Thanks for the useful information! I just subscribed to your channel and appreciate the effort that people like yourself put into videos to help others who are looking to learn. Your dog is beautiful by the way, and you are as well! Much love from Fall River, Massachusetts!
Aww you’re so sweet! Thank you so much for the support 💕
Thank you for this informative video. I was going to pot some spider babies straight into soil because never done it before, but your top tip of putting in water first may have just saved them.
I find it definitely increases the chances of them surviving! 😃
Thank you so much Ange, I really really enjoyed watching you take us all through the propagation of spider plant babies. I have subscribed and given you a thumbs up too
In my family it’s a tradition 😑
All started with my grate grandmas mother who was gifted a spider plant on her wedding day she gave the babies of the spider plant to all her children when they left home
My grate grandma who still going strong kept hers and the babies and gave the babies to all her children when they left home
My grandma kept her plant and kept the babies and gave all her children or my aunties and uncles baby spider plants from her plant
All my aunties and uncles kept there plants
I have recently moved out of my home and have a daughter and soon I’ll have a son and my mom has just gifted me a baby spider plant from her plant and my cousins has also just moved out and my auntie has gifted him a spider plant
I feel like I will probably gift my daughter and son a baby spider plant when they are older and have left home 😅 and my cousin has said he will also probably do the same 🤣 with his kids 😅🤷🏻♀️
I feel like my family is the only family that dose this but surly not I am hoping we are not 😅 dose anyone else have odd traditions like this
I like your family tradition…My family doesn’t have this tradition… I brought a spider plant by myself and it has 2 stems coming out… I am happy and have happy feelings ❤🎉
She makes this task seem so easy! Gonna try today 😊
You’ll find it easy too! 💕
Thank you. I usually put them in water as well but was wondering about putting in dirt. 😊
Great video, thank you. Couldn’t help but notice your fur baby in the background (I have 2 heelers). Tell your dog I said hi! 😂
Love your accent. Great tips on rooting the baby spider plants!
I went through like four videos before I found one that actually looked like mine - and you explained why. I had no idea I was doing so well with Fredwina! :D We have two spiderettes. :)
Thanks for creating this video, it was super informative! During quarantine I found out we have spider plants under our deck and I have been propagating them “blindly”, not knowing what I was doing and had some success. I currently have 10+ spider plants and will be giving a lot them as gifts since I ran out of room in my home 😂
Haha what an amazing surprise! They are too easy to propagate 😂
New plant parent here. Mine is looking brownish 😢idk what to do! What does it mean? To much water? I take it out for the sun to hit it during the day and at night I bring it inside. Idk what to do!
I heart you, I heart your personality, I heart your shirt, I heart your psycho looking spider plant with all her pups
Awww thank youu 😘
Soooo big and beautiful!! I cannot wait until my spider plant grows it babies!! They are starting to come!! Great video!
Yayyy! Soon you’re going to be overwhelmed with all of them 😂
plantyange lol I can’t wait thank for the propagation tips!
I, too, have a very old (20-25 years old) plain green one. I honestly prefer my all-green one. It doesn't expire as quickly, as the variegated ones.
I have the green spider plant is a very reliable plant you can have for so many years I have my spider plant since 2019 and is very healthy still
Great video! It's my first time cutting so thank you for sharing... I guess I'll have to put them in really small pots as you did.
Thanks for the video. It was very informative. I was sure when to cut the babies on my plant. Now, I can plant them for my neighbors.
I love how easy this plant is to share!
Thank you, I was afraid to cut off the stems because I thought it would stop growing their babies.😁
I'm glad I watched this first, I would have tried to propegate my plant far too soon
Hello enjoyed your video please can you advise what I do wi the long stems the baby’s come off do I just cut them at the base please 😊 kind regards Steve
Love it. They are so beautiful. I have the green qnd thr same one as you. ❤
I’m just getting back into house plants again what’s your tips on the pythos and hoya?
good day. many thanks regarding baby spider plant propagation. stay safe. regards
Thanks for the helpful video. There is a neighborhood app called exactly that where I joined a group for free plants, I think that's what it's called. But I will definitely start doing this because I just let them be but they end up dying after awhile. I also didn't know that you should let them dry out all the way before watering, which my plants sitting directly next to the window get so much filtered sunlight that they seem to dry out very quickly!
Thank you for watching!!
Thank you for the info. I wasn't sure weather to cut them or not. But your tip is very good. Will definitely try it in water first. I have one plant that was doing really well. Watered it every couple of days when the earth was dry. Suddenly one day I woke up in the morning and the bottom leaves were dead and many others were brown on the tips. It has babies but they are not healthy. There are several babies on the same stem. They don't have a stem attached to the larger stem like you showed. I put it into a bigger pot and still having trouble nursing it back to its former glory. It is in bright indirect light. Please help. I really love this plant and don't want to lose it.
Amazing looking plant!!👏🏽👏🏽
Thanks for sharing very helpful I’m going to give some to my friends
Yay!!
This was AWESOME!! Thanks
Thanks for the tutorial.
I heard about 3-4 accents.🤔very interesting! Geussing Australia?
Great video. is tap water good for spider plants? I heard that they don't like fluoride.
Haven’t even watched the video yet but subscribed for the soul reason you have a acd. 🤣😍
They are the best! 😂
Love the video! Thank you! Can I ask something? After you pop out all of the baby plants from a stem, what should be done? Cut out the whole stem? I never know what to do... thank you again!
I cut out the rest of the stem! It won’t really do anything anymore 😃
@@plantyange thank you for your answer!! I was not finding this info anywhere!! 🙏🏼💕
No no don't cut it,. I didn't cut mine and new babies are growing now on that stem
Great video lots of tips 👌
Hi my spider plant is getting very large to large for me to really keep in the house any longer I don't really no what to do this is my first spider plant can I cut it back or?X
Hi there, you can definitely trim it if you want to. I would move it into a medium/low light space then it will stop growing as fast haha
Hey thanks for the very informative great video ! May I ask do you have to cut the babies if you give them enough room to grow ? I have so many babies and they have roots. I’m going give some away but want to keep some hanging. Is this a good hanging plant? Or is it healthy to cut the babies?
I have kept babies on my own plant for months and the plant is totally fine 😃
I've got several years worth of babies still connected and hanging from mother plant. I think you can do no wrong with a spider plant.
Your spider mom's babies are looking like my whole mother plant!!😳🤣
Thank you! Your instructions are so thorough and easy to understand. ☮️💟
Thank you so much! 🙈
“She has been getting eaten by some caterpillars, but I still love her” 😂❤️
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We just moved into a new home and we have spider plants outside. I don’t see any babies coming out of the mother plant. They are flowering nicely but I’d like to bring some inside. I’m not sure how to start lol
I was just wondering if you can cut the main stem or does it produce more babies after cutting the new babies off. ?
Hi can you tell me the best place to keep the plant ave got mines in bathroom there's not much sunshine
I was excited that my spider plant finally has a single baby, but yours puts mine to shame! 😂
Thank you and god bless 💖 💖 💖
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Question! Can I put several little ones in one pot? Like maybe one in the middle surrounded by 3 - 5 more, about 2-3” apart? Anybody know?❤️
Yes I do that for mine it makes a fuller pot I root them in rain water until the root system is really strong and then put 4 in a pot at once and I only water when soil is drier. And good indirect light grows them well. Hope this helps you good luck😊
Thank you. Do you recommend hanging your spider plants from ceiling??????
You can definitely do that! They look super cute 💕
Hi nice pjs. What soil did ya put them in? I have a spider plant but not grown much and bugs kept eating the leaves! 😢💚👍
I use a premium potting mix with perlite in this one 😃
Bugs always love the spider plants 😭
Try neem oil mixed with dish soap, a little though so you won’t kill your plants
What type of soil do you suggest?
Can you snip the stock that the babies grow in off the mother plant if the stock doesn’t have any babies?
You can cut the stems off. That won't hurt the mother plant. But if you leave them, new babies will grow in at each node. You can find the nodes located every 1-2 inches apart along the stem.
I have a spider plant that grew 4 feet tall with 3 feet long leg in last 10 years. It is healthy looking at the top but never produced any babies ever and looks like an alien. Is it okay to cut the leg and start all over?
Hi there! Can you use any type of potting soil? Thanks! :)
Definitely - if you’re using store bought with no amendments I would recommend just watering it a bit less 😃
Hello, how long does it take a spider plant propagation to grow big once potted with roots?
I think in this video mine is around 2-3 years old :)
I took a load of baby spider plants from my school one now I have so many …
I just started my house plant journey & I started the babies in water about a week ago the roots grew extremely fast when should I put them in soil and what kind of soil do I use? 🙂
Honestly any kind of soil is fine! If you are using a pre bought mix I would just recommend not watering as often as they are commonly quite water retentive! 😃
Ok thank you so much!!🙂
Where you cut off the baby will a new one grow or should I cut the stick all the way back?
I tend to cut the stick all the way back. Once they start producing babies they do it like crazy!
A new baby will not grow at the same exact spot. However on a single stem, there are several nodes. A baby will grow at each node if you leave it.
Thank you your video is awesomely useful to me.
You’re welcome!
What's the correct soil and water amount for spider plants?
Loveee ❤️ this 🙌
Thanks lovely xx
Wow that spider plant is looking so beautiful with the little pups hanging down.you can see mine on my recent indoor plant tour videos. Stay connected dear
i have a spider plant what should i do about her half dead babies?
I've had mine for a year and it's not much bigger than your babies. lol Hopefully your videos help.
Wishing you luck growing 🙏🏼
I want your pj's!!! Where did you buy them? I'm trying to propagate my spider plant.
I got them from H&M! Good luck 💕💕
i have a few baby spider plants id like to propagate but theyre not showing any signs of root growth.. they arent too large yet but the baby spider plants similar in size dangling on my friend's large plant are all growing roots. is there something the plant is lacking maybe? or should i just wait a bit more? thanks :)
Mine personally haven’t done that. But I would think maybe upping the humidity would help with the babies making aerial roots. I would definitely give that a go and just wait a bit longer! 💕
@@plantyange thanks for the advice! im gonna try that :)
Is it necessary to remove the baby spider plants
Which potting mix ur using
I use premium potting mix with perlite, charcoal, and orchid bark :)
Mine only has one baby on one strand, is that normal? I see lots of babies on each strand for yours.
Love your sweatshirt!
Thank you so much!!
How would one ship a spider plant baby please
2 years? I’ve had a reverse (white on outside, green outside) for 5 and it’s still not as large as yours. How did you do it?
I’ve taken care of it using the tips in my video :) I found it grew super fast since moving it outside
that is the difference in a male & female plant. get you another one, like hers, and have them side by side, water with a tiny bit of miracle grow. it also may need a bigger pot. their growth is limited by the pot.
@@24ktlady how can you tell which one is female and male? I have two little baby ones, one is a little smaller and I’m propagating them together, would this have the same effect?
@@itstaytayyy3309 they haveore green in the leaves....see of you can finally the one with...check out groove too!
Go to 2:24 for the propagation
Love the PJ’s
Thanks man :)
I would take some if you wanted to get rid of some. One of my favortie plants 🪴
Are those avocado, lime and chip pjs!? I love it!!!! My spider plant started out stripey but its mostly green now but the babies are stripey.
Hehe they are! I love this shirt 😂
Hello sister, I am really worried about my spider plant which was eaten up by cows unfortunately... they left no leaves!!! i have only stems left...and its been days i am seeing no sign of any leaf...what should i do????? please reply.
You probably just have to wait for it to put out growth again 😭😭 good luck!
@@plantyange thanks again.
Are these safe with cats?
Do you trim the branch’s off after?🪴🌱
what if i only want the mother plant, i dont have room for the baby plants
Just cut off the babies if you don’t want it to put energy into propagating :)
@@plantyange I would but I’m in a bachelor apartment so I’m screwed, thanks for the reply
Thanks guurl!
Both my spider plants are giving me a bit of trouble 😟 i cant get the watering right! When i water them they tend to turn the leaves yellow then black. I go a good amount of weeks with out watering they start growing but then when it was time to water them again theyd do the same thing. Do i wait longer between periods to water them? I also know i dnt give them much sunlight. Could it be that? I have both the regular and a curly one. The regular was my first plant 😔 I believe shes literally down to just 3 tiny not that big leaves. I feel like im killing them 😩 i read they were an easy plant but idk why im having so much trouble with them. I wished mine looked like urs so full nd so many babies.
It sounds like they aren’t getting enough light and maybe you are overwatering it a bit. Some of my low light plants I don’t water for a month! You should get a moisture meter, they are a life saver 💕
plantyange I recently got one but it was too late for one of the spider plants! Its helping me out alot! Hopefully i can get another and see how it goes because i love when they get big and fluff with alot sof babies so ill try again and learn from my mistakes 🙂 thank you for the advice 🤍
Try to think of watering as a "dry spell" not a drought, and less light means less water.
Ok cool, I wasn’t sure about the umbilical cord.
How much watering does this plant require?
When it’s dry I normally completely saturate the soil :)
Tips for this plant.
Great info 👍
I'm shocked she's that big and healthy with that many babies... Then again I clipped all my girls babies and she hasnt produced any since last summer... Hmmm
Thanks💚
Thank you!!!
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I thought my spider plant was dead, so I almost emptied the pot into my yard. Instead I just set it outside, turns out, he wasn’t dead and started coming back, I now have babies! I love seeing the flowers they produce too!
I wish you had shown how you placed them in the soil 🤦🏽♀️