Hello!! HELP :) I trimmed off her sad leaves, anything more to help my girl out? Thanks in advance!
Hello!! HELP :) I trimmed off her sad leaves, anything more to help my girl out? Thanks in advance!
I recently had a spider plant that got shocked from the cold. My husband accidentally opened the window she was in during the winter. I had to cut off all of her leaves except one in hopes of saving her. A little time and TLC and sheâs thriving again.
0 gillningarYayy okay, thank you!!!
1 gillaThat pot seems very big for the size of this spider plant. Was the root ball big enough to fill out that space?
3 gillningarWidth wise yes, but depth no its definitely too big!
0 gillningarJust make sure you don't soak the soil when you water. If you have an east facing window you can put it on the windowsill. Mine loves it there.
1 gillaThank youu
0 gillningarneeds smaller pot for sure i agree w statement above. how much light are you giving it? they hate direct sun, east facing is best or a grow light of course. dark lines or spots can indicate sunburn. did you check the roots? make sure not rotting as well!
1 gillaMake sure of the lighting and definitely check the roots for root rot. Let your soil dry out before watering again. I was given a baby shoot and this is her after 2 years
2 gillningarWow
0 gillningarThat is a beautiful spider plant
0 gillningarIâd follow the othersâ advice and/or get a new one and call it a day. Unless it has sentimental value, donât let a spider plant stress you. Good luck!
0 gillningarTry putting i a warmer space eg a bathroom my spider plant was like this and it is now thriving
0 gillningarPut it in a smaller pot. My experience is that if you see the dirt on a spidey, then it is too large a pot. I had a starter last summer that looked like this. I also gave it a little coffee grounds. It perked right up. Same plant 1 year later now is producing its own babies and I just repotted to 1 size larger.
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