Clark
Got some what looks to be a bunch of baby spider plants in a pot today for Christmas, do they look alright? I’ve put them in an indirect medium (sometimes bright) light, is this ok?
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SunnyIt looks like it got a bit dry at one time by the look of the dry tips and brown spots. No problem. Just water when it dries or almost dries out and use fertilizer once per month. I use SuperThrive plant vitamin once a month in colder months. Bright indirect sunlight or a grow light is best to retain color and increase growth. Repot when root bound. I use rooting hormone powder with each repotting for faster root growth. The roots will become thick finger like shapes as it grows. Good luck🪴🍀
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Thanks! I just watered it and gave a little fertilizer 👍
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You can keep it in a tiny pot with care or you can do like me and let them free range with minimal care. 😆 I’ve had many spider babies in small pots for months. They dry out sometimes. They recover. I have several types: Hawaiian, variegated, reverse variegated (white edges) and Bonnie curly. I repot and give them away when they get too big.
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