Hey hey! I stole this baby spider plant…. Am i incubating correctly? The middle leaves have grown but there are two lower leaves shriving up 1 pic: new growth, dying leaves 2: initial potting
Hey hey! I stole this baby spider plant…. Am i incubating correctly? The middle leaves have grown but there are two lower leaves shriving up 1 pic: new growth, dying leaves 2: initial potting
I always start my babies in water to ensure the roots are growing healthy. How long have you had it in soil?
2 gillningarI found this is a great method to use; like Haley said, you can make sure that the roots are substantial before transplanting. But, it helps you judge and pick out the perfectly sized pot for a tighter root ball without being completely restrictive.
2 gillningarIs that the original nursery pot? If not, you might want to try moving it to a smaller pot. Spider plants prefer a more constricted root ball.
3 gillningari will go smaller
0 gillningarDefinitely needs a smaller pot. I much prefer soil propagation, so I have one about that size and it’s in a little 2” nursery pot where it will stay at least until I see large roots coming out of the drainage holes.
1 gillaDo you prefer terracotta pots, or plastic
0 gillningarFor most plants like a spider plant, plastic is fine, but I use clay pots for succulents and other plants that like to dry out.
0 gillningarthank you guys very much!
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