My spider plant is not looking good. Originally I had it inside, but had a cat chewing on its leaves so I moved it outside. Today, I bring it inside to do the fertilizing and notice it’s got some browning leaves. What can I do to help her?
Are you using distilled water and bottom watering? Spider plants can get sensitive to regular tap water and also being too watered
1 likeNo, I haven’t been bottom watering. I’ve just made sure her leaves don’t get wet. I fertilized her today. Hopefully she will liven up.
0 likes I would just bottom water and then cut off the brown tips. Sometimes they are just dramatic for no reason
1 likeToo much direct sun will cause browning but it’s still healthy.🥰
1 likeOk thank you. She’s not in direct sun. I think the brown leaves are where my cat chewed on them. 😡 Would it be ok to clip off the brown parts? For now I have her on my mantle after fertilizing her.
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i’ve clipped the brown parts off of my oldest leaves and they’ve continued to grow! sometimes when i have the AC on i notice mine wilts
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You put the plant outside. The amount of light filtered through a window is amazing compared to putting a plant in the shade outside. It got immensely more light than it was used to and burned the tips
0 likesI do
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