my baby spider is looking not so bright and idk what’s wrong. helppp
my baby spider is looking not so bright and idk what’s wrong. helppp
Can I have more details? Watering schedule, soil, light ect
0 likesthe watering schedule right now is a little play by ear because i just repotted it and moved and light is direct sunlight in a window and soil is a mix of succulent and house plant with perlite
0 likesOkay, I would remove all dead leaves. And I would give it time to adjust to its new home and environment. Are usually pretty easy so it might just be shock from repot
1 likeyeah it could be from the move and i removed it from it parent plant recently. thank you!
1 likeIt could be too much or too little light causing it to look pale. It could be too much light if the plant is getting direct sunlight. It thrives in bright indirect light. It needs at least 6 hours of bright indirect light or it will go limp and lose color. Insufficient fertilizer can also make it look pale. Fertilize twice a month with 50% diluted fertilizer in the warmer months. Water thoroughly and let the soil dry out before watering again. Spider plants have thick roots that store water. They don’t like their roots sitting in water. So, ensure there is no standing water in the ceramic pot. 🍀🪴
0 likesMake sure it’s humid spider plants like humidity
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