When it comes to houseplants, many people believe that frequent repotting is necessary for healthy growth. However, cer ...

Water your spider plant thoroughly, but don't let it sit in a puddle. "The key is to make sure the pot has good drainage so excess water can escape," adds Ramos. "I usually water ...

A spider plant baby that’s left to grow attached to the ‘mother plant’ may also develop roots of its own and eventually grow babies itself. Are spider plant babies like flowers? Or do spider ...

ensuring it has some roots attached. 4. Plant the pup in fresh potting soil, water lightly, and keep it in a warm, bright spot. The Spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum), known for its long spidery ...

The root system is usually extremely massive, so pruning away the outer perimeter of the rootball stimulates new growth. Spider plant leaves arise from a central crown, where leaves meet roots ...

"This helps the soil drain quickly, preventing the roots from sitting in excess water," he says. As mentioned previously, sunlight will impact how often you water your spider plant. Generally ...