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I have a ficus that is over 20 years old. My daughter bought it for me when she was a little girl. It has always lived in a vessel without drainage. I put a layer of rocks in the bottom of a container and then add the soil. My ficus - as well as all my plants in non-draining pots - are thriving. This opens up a world of nontraditional options for potting plants. Soup tureens are some of my favorites. Sometimes I line pretty baskets with heavy plastic sheeting (usually a shower curtain liner.) Crocks are great, too. Anyway, I water the ficus once a week and it gets plenty of sunshine. So does my spider plant. Good luck with yours! Also, I love your videos - you're my favorite RUclipsr! I get so excited when I see you have a new video! Thank you for all the inspiration!
This is so good to know! Thanks for sharing. So often I’ve wanted to use a thrifted container as a plant home, but I wouldn’t because it had no drain holes and I didn’t want to drill holes in the beautiful container. 😅
And - the spider plant will get lots of cascading babies... that can be stuck in soil to start new ones to share with others! SO Beautiful when the babies start coming
The spider plant put it in your sink and just drench it. The brown tips on the end signify salt and the plant needs 5:55 to be saturated to get the salt out of the soil. The Creeping Charlie pinch New Growth off and it will get bushier. Might do that starting at the top
I love it when winter brings us all of the house plants! I propagated some from my summer flower pots in water and need to pot up soon. Good to see you again! Happy New Year!!🎉!
Sarah, Yes, spider plant! I’ve not had great success with ficus trees, but I think they like indirect light and very little water and I don’t think they like to be moved around. I sure hope they do well for you. Can’t wait for your next video! Happy new year to you and yours and may God richly bless you this year with his love.❤️🙏🏻❤️~Cindy
Hi Sarah, it is a spider plant that loves lots of light and water a lot when it starts drying out. The great thing about it is that it's not toxic to your cat. Love your RUclips channel.
As others said, a spider plant. I love in the PNW and mine like indirect sunlight. I have it across the room from my many windows. The leaves burnt in direct sun.
Hi Sarah yes spider plant. My Aunt had tons of them in her kitchen window. They give off shoots we used to call them babies. Hope the plant does well for you. Wishing you many blessings in the new year.
I agree, a spider plant. They like indirect light. 😁 all my plants are hanging as my cat Lexie won’t leave any of them alone! She even tries to chew on the fake ones🤣
Hi Sarah, happy New Year! The plant is a spider plant, indoor cat. So look up spider plant to see how to take care of it but definitely indoors, at least in NY. Have a great day!
Happy New Year Sarah 🎉. It was so good waking up from my first night back at work last night from being on Christmas vacation and to see you had a video made my New Year’s starting off great. Your plant like the other comments looks like a spider plant and haven’t heard of straws in a plant let me know if it works. From you friend in Athens Georgia this first day is already flying by lol 😊
The stripe plant..... Spider plant. The Vining plant is Verrigated Hearts.....th plant on your porch is a type of Boston fern, and they don't like direct sun.
Ficus trees do not like to be moved around. They will lose their leaves. I have one that is about 5 or 6 years old. My sister grew it from a baby and then gave it to me when she ran out of room. It’s about 4’ tall and 3’ around. Mine gets indirect light from 3 windows that are north facing.
The plant’s are wonderful!! Like everyone before has said, it is a spider plant and if it’s really thriving, it will have white blooms. They are beautiful. Your home is so lovely!! God bless.
Good Morning and Happy New Year, as another comment mentioned Spider Plants will grow inside or outside (as long as they are in an area protected from frost) in much of California. They will spread though, at least mine did and took over the space.
My spider plant did very well in non-direct sunlight. The ficus tree can be finicky. They don't like to be moved a lot, so determine where you really want to keep him and leave it there. My friend just waters hers when it's dry...not sure if hers has drainage holes or not. And I think your fern (the one you said you were going to repot towards the end of your video), I believe they like shade and no direct sunlight. I know ferns do really well in bathrooms with a window to get light from. Happy New Year.
Hi Sarah! I was so happy to see your new video. I want you to know that I live just a two hour drive from the home of Lucy Maud Montgomery and the home that was based on Anne of Green Gables. I’ve been there many times. It’s a lovely walk back in time. Happy New year to you and family.
Hope your family had a wonderful Christmas and new year! That one plant, which is the spider plant, is an indoor plant. As it grows it will begin to have what my mom called babies lol, its these little bunches of new growth that look like a miniture of the large one.. you can pinch them off and pot them to make new plants. My mom had quiet a few of them she would repot and give away The little babies. You can google lens each plant and read about how to care for them..i google lens everything lol
If I purchase a planter without a drainage hole, I will add rocks to the bottom (before adding the soil) to help with drainage and to avoid root rot from potentially over watering.
HAPPY NEW YEAR Sarah, family, and fur babies. Hi Smokey, are you supervising your mom? LOL. I do not have a green thumb, so I have purchased many faux plants for our home, they are expensive, but, I think they are pretty and I love them. Do not want to kill a living thing. STTB
Spider plants like to be watered often. Just do the finger test and if dry water. If you under water the tips will turn brown. That is a great way of knowing of you should up your watering. The creeping plant is Swedish Ivy. Pinch out the ends and she will get bushier. Also cuttings root up easily on this plant. The fern should do well outside in a shaded area as long as the temperature stays above freezing. If below 32 bring inside. The ficus, may lose all of her leaves as she acclimates to her new home. So don’t worry, they will grow back. If you plan to repot I would do it now. This can also trigger the leaves to drop. The straws should help as long as you do not over water. Pay attention to the leaf color, when the color begins to fade from bright green to a duller shade, this means, “I’m thirsty.” The fertilizer you purchased is a great choice. It’s not a strong fertilizer, and my plants love it. 💚
It's a spider plant you can't really kill them even if you forget to water them they are indoor plants but van be put outside as long as it isn't cold and frosty very easy plants and you may get baby plants growing off it after time ,you can take them off place in water for roots to grow and then plant.they will also grow in just water.
Hello Sarah, in Australia we call it a spider plant, it’s a very hearty easy to grow plant that is great for purifying the air also. It’s super easy to look after and will thrive both indoors and outdoors. It’s super easy to propagate too which is fun. One of my cats absolutely ravages mine also, soooooo I’ve had to resort to keeping mine in hanging pots well out of his reach. He eats it lie it’s cat grass, and yet my other cat isn’t bothered by it . Thankfully is non toxic to animals. It’s a super pretty and easy plant , low light, light, makes not much difference and water when dry. Hope this was helpful and have a google on how to propagate, you’ll love how easy it it , just as easy as pothos. Happy New Year to you and your beautiful family 🤗🇦🇺
Spider plant is the first plant..thrives in bright filtered light indoors or out..I put mine outside in spring ..ficus tree can also be outside in warmer climates in a dappled light
In California, you can grow Spider plant inside in light place, outside in shade. It will shoot out baby plants that you can root in water. Ficus would do well in a pot with drainage since the salts will build up in soil without drainage. If you keep it as is, use bottled or filtered water for it. Love your channel and your style!
Hi Sarah, I love how Smoky likes to be in your videos! We had a ficus tree for years, but unfortunately they are toxic to pets so we ended up re-homing ours. We have cats, and they are very spoiled. They like to chew on my spider plant, but it's a plant that's totally safe for them.
Hi. My sister has a ficus tree she’s had for 30 years! It’s reaches her ceiling. Same ceramic pot the entire time and no drainage holes. Hers has done great and in bright room in corner by window. She has never used straws. Waters when dry.
It is a spider plant I have mine outside they are considered a house plant,so they can be in the house. Mine do really well outside. I live in Southern California we get hot weather and we also get sometimes freezing weather. My theory with inside plants is if they look like they are wilting it is time to water. They do not like the hot sun. I have learned not to baby my plants. Ficus trees are a hard one they are very picky about there surroundings but once they are established and they have the right light they will do ok, do not over water them and yes all plants should have a drainage hole. Happy New Year.
Spider Plant - or Airplane Plant can be grown inside or outside (especially in CA) she will put of "babies" that are small plants. I have both variegated and non-variegated. They prefer bright indirect light.
The long-leafed plant is a Spider plant. They don't need to be watered too often because their leaves can rot from the soil up. So, I would probably water it once every two weeks or so. They also have babies that grow as shoots from the mama plant. All your plants are a great find.
I have 3 ficus trees, one of them I’ve had for probably about 7 years now (wow didn’t realised it’d been that long 😮) they’re the easiest plant I’ve ever owned, I’ve had them in my dimly lit old bedroom, overwatered them & under watered them & they’ve been fine. I’d say they like decent light but preferably nothing to strong or too dark & i know when they need watering when if I stick my finger in the top inch of soul & it feels dry, you can’t really go too wrong with them
Airplane/Spider plant - will put out "babies" with roots(which you can plant). Boston fern(?) your porch should be perfect as they do not like direct sunlight, mist the leaves a couple times a week, the plant likes to be moist. If it were mine I would take it out of the bucket and plant in a clay pot. I've got 2 ficus, 1 variegated. They both are in pots with drainage holes, no direct sunlight especially mid-day, morning would be fine.
The plant in living room could be Swedish ivy. Not sure, could not see leaves very well. This plant is hardy, if ivy. Can be pinched back & the part pinched off can be rooted and replanted. I just purchased ...have in sunny window, water when dry. One asking about ,yes a spider plant. Happy New Year. Boston ivy ...shade water & mist....likes humidity being a fern. Don't know about tree.
Spider plant, they love light but not direct sun they love plant food, the one you bought is a favorite of mine I feed mine about every 8-9 days and she will have lots of babies which you’ll be able to pinch off and plant.
Inside plant, looks like a spider plant, let it dry out between waterings. I have mine growing in water and watch the roots grow. When they get to be to much roots I cut them back. Spider plants will grow little ones at the end of a branch looking part.
Your plant is a spider plant. I only water mine when dry. I have raised many of them. I give them away after they have babies. And continue to do this.
Happy new year sarah... Do you keep Jake in the house? Just wondering how Smokey is putting up with that😅...also love your thrift hauls,especially from the junky thrift store❤
Your spider plant might be an issue with your cat. My cat WILL NOT leave ours alone!! He would even sleep,in the center of it! Wants to eat it too! I think they think of it as grass. He doesn’t bother any of my other plants. Just grow one outside in the summer!
If you're uncomfortable about the ficus planter not having drainage holed just drill a couple. Much less stressful for the tree than reporting. Don't recall what kind of pot she's in but tape the spot before drilling to avoid cracking. Or get the proper drill bit for the type of pot. Should only cost a few $.
I love cleaning products and pretty bottles, too. Its definitely the little things, right? 😂 I think, after reading comments, I might go buy a spider plant. Every plant I like is toxic to cats. Can't have that. Oh, and thank you for caring for Jake 🖤 Poor guy.
The only thing I know about ficus trees is they don't like to be move. They sometimes can go into shock when moved and die. So when you find a place in your home where they thrive, don't move it.
also, the other plant is a spider plant. They send off shoots with baby plants on the end of the shoots. You can ct them off, stick them in some soil and voila, another plant! @@SarahsOctoberHome
Hi Sarah, Happy New Year. Yes it's a Spider plant. Very easy to keep. Water when dry. Likes light.
I love spider plants, especially when the sprout little babies ❤
Happy New Year! I agree, Spider Plant. I’ve had best luck outside in good light, but not a lot of sun. So good to see you again.
I have a ficus that is over 20 years old. My daughter bought it for me when she was a little girl. It has always lived in a vessel without drainage. I put a layer of rocks in the bottom of a container and then add the soil. My ficus - as well as all my plants in non-draining pots - are thriving. This opens up a world of nontraditional options for potting plants. Soup tureens are some of my favorites. Sometimes I line pretty baskets with heavy plastic sheeting (usually a shower curtain liner.) Crocks are great, too. Anyway, I water the ficus once a week and it gets plenty of sunshine. So does my spider plant. Good luck with yours! Also, I love your videos - you're my favorite RUclipsr! I get so excited when I see you have a new video! Thank you for all the inspiration!
This is so good to know! Thanks for sharing. So often I’ve wanted to use a thrifted container as a plant home, but I wouldn’t because it had no drain holes and I didn’t want to drill holes in the beautiful container. 😅
Thanks for the info! I am so new to plants!🌱 Thank you for being here.🥰
And - the spider plant will get lots of cascading babies... that can be stuck in soil to start new ones to share with others! SO Beautiful when the babies start coming
Perfect!🌱
I love real plants! They are so good for the air in your home. You found some beautiful ones! 🪴
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Happy New Year, Sarah !! Much love and prayers for a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2024.
Love your haul, and those bottles. I love buying cleaning supplies too!
Great deal on the plants. I love those Amazon bottles. Happy New Year. Yes everyone said it’s a spider plant. They like being hung in a patio.
Sarah, you are such a beautiful soul! 🥰 I enjoyed starting my new year watching your video. It was very relaxing and informative.
Thank you for bringing joy to my life in 2023 through your videos. Many blessings to you and your family in this new year of 2024.
Janice, thank you for being here!😍
The spider plant put it in your sink and just drench it. The brown tips on the end signify salt and the plant needs 5:55 to be saturated to get the salt out of the soil. The Creeping Charlie pinch New Growth off and it will get bushier. Might do that starting at the top
I love it when winter brings us all of the house plants! I propagated some from my summer flower pots in water and need to pot up soon. Good to see you again! Happy New Year!!🎉!
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Love the amber bottles. Happy New Year, Sarah.
Pam, thank you!😘
I love the spider plants. But haven't had the best luck with them. Great to see you today. Wishing you & yours a happy new year. ❤
Happy new year to you and your family🤗😊
My Mom had a spider plant when I was a kid! Happy New Year Sarah! 🤗🥳🥰
Good luck with your plants. Happy New Year.
Same to you too, Linda.🥰
Sarah, Yes, spider plant! I’ve not had great success with ficus trees, but I think they like indirect light and very little water and I don’t think they like to be moved around. I sure hope they do well for you. Can’t wait for your next video! Happy new year to you and yours and may God richly bless you this year with his love.❤️🙏🏻❤️~Cindy
Cindy, thank you, sweet friend. Same to you!❤️🥰
OMG! Gorgeous cat. I can’t believe anyone would drop that cat.
He’s well loved here at our home.🥰
Hi Sarah, it is a spider plant that loves lots of light and water a lot when it starts drying out. The great thing about it is that it's not toxic to your cat. Love your RUclips channel.
Thanks!❤️
Thank you for adopting that beautiful elderly cat 💖
We pray over him every night.🙏🏻❤️ He’s warm and safe.❤️
Happy new year Sarah.
Same to you, too!😘
Happy New Year! I’ve never had good luck with ficus trees.
Same to you!😍
As others said, a spider plant. I love in the PNW and mine like indirect sunlight. I have it across the room from my many windows. The leaves burnt in direct sun.
There are several apps for plants. You can get name of plant, how to care, etc, etc! I love plants, too. Jack is a lucky cat!!
Hi Sarah yes spider plant. My Aunt had tons of them in her kitchen window. They give off shoots we used to call them babies. Hope the plant does well for you. Wishing you many blessings in the new year.
I hope it does, too!🌱🙏🏻
I agree, a spider plant. They like indirect light. 😁 all my plants are hanging as my cat Lexie won’t leave any of them alone! She even tries to chew on the fake ones🤣
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Loved the spider plant
Hi Sarah, happy New Year! The plant is a spider plant, indoor cat. So look up spider plant to see how to take care of it but definitely indoors, at least in NY. Have a great day!
Stella, thanks so much!🌱
Happy New Year Sarah 🎉. It was so good waking up from my first night back at work last night from being on Christmas vacation and to see you had a video made my New Year’s starting off great. Your plant like the other comments looks like a spider plant and haven’t heard of straws in a plant let me know if it works. From you friend in Athens Georgia this first day is already flying by lol 😊
The straws are working perfect!👏🏻 Happy New Year, Terry!❤️
The stripe plant..... Spider plant. The Vining plant is Verrigated Hearts.....th plant on your porch is a type of Boston fern, and they don't like direct sun.
Yes your plant is a variegated spider plant. Nice plants. 🪴 😊❤😊🥳🥳🥳Happy New Year. 🎉🎉🎉
Ficus trees do not like to be moved around. They will lose their leaves. I have one that is about 5 or 6 years old. My sister grew it from a baby and then gave it to me when she ran out of room. It’s about 4’ tall and 3’ around. Mine gets indirect light from 3 windows that are north facing.
The plant’s are wonderful!! Like everyone before has said, it is a spider plant and if it’s really thriving, it will have white blooms. They are beautiful. Your home is so lovely!! God bless.
Sara, thank you!🌱
Yes! Spider plant! Its non toxic, cats love them😂😂😂
Smokey Loves it!!😂🤦🏽♀️
I love plants and thought I had a green thumb not so much, best luck to you with your new plants…
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My cat Luna loves my spider plant. I googled and I guess there’s something in the plant that acts like cat nip, luckily not toxic. Happy New Year 🎊
Hi Sarah great to see u again lovely plants a happy new year to u and your beautiful family lots of love from Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤xxx
Fran, same to you, sweet friend!😍
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Good Morning and Happy New Year, as another comment mentioned Spider Plants will grow inside or outside (as long as they are in an area protected from frost) in much of California. They will spread though, at least mine did and took over the space.
Hi Sarah, spider plants do well with indirect light. Only water if soil is dry (stick your finger in at about an inch to test dryness level.
My spider plant did very well in non-direct sunlight. The ficus tree can be finicky. They don't like to be moved a lot, so determine where you really want to keep him and leave it there. My friend just waters hers when it's dry...not sure if hers has drainage holes or not. And I think your fern (the one you said you were going to repot towards the end of your video), I believe they like shade and no direct sunlight. I know ferns do really well in bathrooms with a window to get light from. Happy New Year.
Hi Sarah! I was so happy to see your new video. I want you to know that I live just a two hour drive from the home of Lucy Maud Montgomery and the home that was based on Anne of Green Gables. I’ve been there many times. It’s a lovely walk back in time. Happy New year to you and family.
Oh, so nice!!😍🥰
Hope your family had a wonderful Christmas and new year! That one plant, which is the spider plant, is an indoor plant. As it grows it will begin to have what my mom called babies lol, its these little bunches of new growth that look like a miniture of the large one.. you can pinch them off and pot them to make new plants. My mom had quiet a few of them she would repot and give away The little babies. You can google lens each plant and read about how to care for them..i google lens everything lol
We did! I hope you all did, too.❤️ So sweet of your mom.🌱
Happy New Year❤
Same to you!😍
If I purchase a planter without a drainage hole, I will add rocks to the bottom (before adding the soil) to help with drainage and to avoid root rot from potentially over watering.
HAPPY NEW YEAR Sarah, family, and fur babies. Hi Smokey, are you supervising your mom? LOL. I do not have a green thumb, so I have purchased many faux plants for our home, they are expensive, but, I think they are pretty and I love them. Do not want to kill a living thing. STTB
The spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum) I think that is what you have! Happy New Year 🎉
Thank you! Same to you!🌱
Awesome plants 🪴
Brenda, thank you!🌱😍
Spider plants like to be watered often. Just do the finger test and if dry water. If you under water the tips will turn brown. That is a great way of knowing of you should up your watering. The creeping plant is Swedish Ivy. Pinch out the ends and she will get bushier. Also cuttings root up easily on this plant. The fern should do well outside in a shaded area as long as the temperature stays above freezing. If below 32 bring inside. The ficus, may lose all of her leaves as she acclimates to her new home. So don’t worry, they will grow back. If you plan to repot I would do it now. This can also trigger the leaves to drop. The straws should help as long as you do not over water. Pay attention to the leaf color, when the color begins to fade from bright green to a duller shade, this means, “I’m thirsty.” The fertilizer you purchased is a great choice. It’s not a strong fertilizer, and my plants love it. 💚
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It's a spider plant you can't really kill them even if you forget to water them they are indoor plants but van be put outside as long as it isn't cold and frosty very easy plants and you may get baby plants growing off it after time ,you can take them off place in water for roots to grow and then plant.they will also grow in just water.
Hello Sarah, in Australia we call it a spider plant, it’s a very hearty easy to grow plant that is great for purifying the air also. It’s super easy to look after and will thrive both indoors and outdoors. It’s super easy to propagate too which is fun. One of my cats absolutely ravages mine also, soooooo I’ve had to resort to keeping mine in hanging pots well out of his reach. He eats it lie it’s cat grass, and yet my other cat isn’t bothered by it . Thankfully is non toxic to animals. It’s a super pretty and easy plant , low light, light, makes not much difference and water when dry. Hope this was helpful and have a google on how to propagate, you’ll love how easy it it
, just as easy as pothos. Happy New Year to you and your beautiful family 🤗🇦🇺
Our cats sound so much alike!🥰😂
Happy New Year..
Spider plant is the first plant..thrives in bright filtered light indoors or out..I put mine outside in spring ..ficus tree can also be outside in warmer climates in a dappled light
Happy New Year!!…love your videos…love the Amber bottles…what is the name of the multi cleaner you use?
Great finds…plants are beautiful in homes!
Thieves Cleaner.🤍
In California, you can grow Spider plant inside in light place, outside in shade. It will shoot out baby plants that you can root in water. Ficus would do well in a pot with drainage since the salts will build up in soil without drainage. If you keep it as is, use bottled or filtered water for it. Love your channel and your style!
Hi Sarah,
I love how Smoky likes to be in your videos! We had a ficus tree for years, but unfortunately they are toxic to pets so we ended up re-homing ours. We have cats, and they are very spoiled. They like to chew on my spider plant, but it's a plant that's totally safe for them.
That’s good to know. Thank you.🌱
Hi. My sister has a ficus tree she’s had for 30 years! It’s reaches her ceiling. Same ceramic pot the entire time and no drainage holes. Hers has done great and in bright room in corner by window. She has never used straws. Waters when dry.
Ok! Thanks for letting me know this!🌱🥰🤞🏻
It is a spider plant I have mine outside they are considered a house plant,so they can be in the house. Mine do really well outside. I live in Southern California we get hot weather and we also get sometimes freezing weather. My theory with inside plants is if they look like they are wilting it is time to water. They do not like the hot sun. I have learned not to baby my plants. Ficus trees are a hard one they are very picky about there surroundings but once they are established and they have the right light they will do ok, do not over water them and yes all plants should have a drainage hole. Happy New Year.
If you have the right tool, you can drill some holes in the planter.
Spider Plant - or Airplane Plant can be grown inside or outside (especially in CA) she will put of "babies" that are small plants. I have both variegated and non-variegated. They prefer bright indirect light.
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I believe that plant is a spider plant and can grow to be very large. Only water when close to being dry. I love Smokie! He reminds me of my Smokie.
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Sarah , it's a variegated spider plant, likes a nice bright window, but not direct sun
Spider plant, you can grow them inside or out. They are easy to maintain.
The long-leafed plant is a Spider plant. They don't need to be watered too often because their leaves can rot from the soil up. So, I would probably water it once every two weeks or so. They also have babies that grow as shoots from the mama plant. All your plants are a great find.
Ok, I was totally overwatering it!🤦🏽♀️🌱
Hi sweet Sarah, we wish ya'll a happy, blessed and healthy New Year. Luv ya hugely, Bob and Lisa ❤❤🎆🎆🌹🌹😁😁🙏🙏💕💕🇺🇸🇺🇸🎉🎉🙂🙂
Lisa, same to you & Bob! Love you!😍🥰😘
I have 3 ficus trees, one of them I’ve had for probably about 7 years now (wow didn’t realised it’d been that long 😮) they’re the easiest plant I’ve ever owned, I’ve had them in my dimly lit old bedroom, overwatered them & under watered them & they’ve been fine. I’d say they like decent light but preferably nothing to strong or too dark & i know when they need watering when if I stick my finger in the top inch of soul & it feels dry, you can’t really go too wrong with them
Thanks for letting me know!🌱
Airplane/Spider plant - will put out "babies" with roots(which you can plant). Boston fern(?) your porch should be perfect as they do not like direct sunlight, mist the leaves a couple times a week, the plant likes to be moist. If it were mine I would take it out of the bucket and plant in a clay pot. I've got 2 ficus, 1 variegated. They both are in pots with drainage holes, no direct sunlight especially mid-day, morning would be fine.
I have always had trouble with ficus trees. They always lose a tone of leaves.
I hope this one does ok in my home.🤞🏻🌱❤️
The plant in living room could be Swedish ivy. Not sure, could not see leaves very well. This plant is hardy, if ivy. Can be pinched back & the part pinched off can be rooted and replanted. I just purchased ...have in sunny window, water when dry. One asking about ,yes a spider plant. Happy New Year. Boston ivy ...shade water & mist....likes humidity being a fern. Don't know about tree.
My friend thought it was a Swedish Ivy, too!🌱
Spider plant, they love light but not direct sun they love plant food, the one you bought is a favorite of mine I feed mine about every 8-9 days and she will have lots of babies which you’ll be able to pinch off and plant.
Ok!🌱
"Sprouters" on spider plants depend on the sex of the plant. Only "mother plants" sprout! =)
I think he's a overstated grass outside. If it is it will multiply.
Inside plant, looks like a spider plant, let it dry out between waterings. I have mine growing in water and watch the roots grow. When they get to be to much roots I cut them back. Spider plants will grow little ones at the end of a branch looking part.
It’s starting to grow new sprouts!🌱👏🏻
Spider plant? Airplane plant? Repotting helps. Good soil is what made mine happy
The creeping charlie is easy to propagate. The ficus I wouldn't disturb. I just wouldn't water it real heavy and no drainage hole should be fine.
Spider plant. Interior in winter. In summer It can live outdoors .
Maybe some new soil would help, I think the one plant is a spider plant and they put out babies,they are really nice house plants.
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It’s important for the pot to have drainage holes to avoid root rot.
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the 2nd plant looks like a fern, it should be shade loving...
Your plant is a spider plant. I only water mine when dry. I have raised many of them. I give them away after they have babies. And continue to do this.
It’s a Spider plant! Google the Care! I can’t remember but when thier thriving they branch out babies!❤
Some people call it an airplane plant or spider plant. They like bright light but not in the direct sun.
Happy new year sarah... Do you keep Jake in the house? Just wondering how Smokey is putting up with that😅...also love your thrift hauls,especially from the junky thrift store❤
No, I don’t, but he has a covered bed on our porch and stays there.🥰
Awwww!!
It's a spider plant also called an airplane plant . It will have little baby plants shoot out that you can plant and get more plants.
Sara the plant is called a spider plant looks to me its root gown needs to be in a biger pot. They are beautiful when when healthy.
Ok! I’ll change the planter.🌱
I first thought spider plant, too, but then thought maybe lirope?
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Eiffel Fern/ no sun and much water and dry up between watering Al’s like misting lightly
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My ficus hates to be moved from place to place.. it will drop leaves, like crazy if moved.
Spider plants are mildly hallucinogenic for cats, that's why he want to chew it!
Your spider plant might be an issue with your cat. My cat WILL NOT leave ours alone!! He would even sleep,in the center of it! Wants to eat it too! I think they think of it as grass. He doesn’t bother any of my other plants. Just grow one outside in the summer!
It's a called a spider plant.😊
In South Africa we call that plant a hen and chicken, it makes baby plants
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Maybe it's a lemon grass plant.
And if it is, i believe its a outside plant.
If you're uncomfortable about the ficus planter not having drainage holed just drill a couple. Much less stressful for the tree than reporting. Don't recall what kind of pot she's in but tape the spot before drilling to avoid cracking. Or get the proper drill bit for the type of pot. Should only cost a few $.
Great idea!🌱
I believe that is a ocean spider plant!
I love cleaning products and pretty bottles, too. Its definitely the little things, right? 😂 I think, after reading comments, I might go buy a spider plant. Every plant I like is toxic to cats. Can't have that. Oh, and thank you for caring for Jake 🖤 Poor guy.
He’s gaining weight and doing good.🥰
The only thing I know about ficus trees is they don't like to be move. They sometimes can go into shock when moved and die. So when you find a place in your home where they thrive, don't move it.
Ok!🌱
also, the other plant is a spider plant. They send off shoots with baby plants on the end of the shoots. You can ct them off, stick them in some soil and voila, another plant!
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Spider plant. It will produce baby ones, then you can replant more 🥰
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