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Hello, I’m not to familiar with propagating and am wonder if this lil guy my spider plant sprouted could be cut and made into a baby spider plant? If so what’s be the right way to do so?
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Lindsay in PAYep! I cut mine and put them directly into soil. I have made many many new plants this way.
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She currently has lotsa babies!
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Plant Fatheri wait until there is at least a 1/2” long aerial root before removing a spider pup from its mother. for the best chances of success i will wait until there are entire clusters of roots growing at the end of the vine. a spider baby like the one pictured with no/minimal aerial roots is unlikely to survive
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SunnyMore roots are better.
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Two Green ThumbsI remove them and put them in water.
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Let me start by saying i am a complete newbie! I had success with mine. I put them in water for a couple of weeks. until they all had roots. Then once they had roots i let the roots dry for a day or two and then planted them. Just planted them yesterday!
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ehmé telegotreWhoa! That’s a great success indeed!
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