All you need to do is get those baby ‘‘spiders’’ to root. There’s a bit of know-how to it, but once you’ve mastered the ...

The spider plant does best in a location with filtered ... Be careful not to keep the roots wet for a long time or allow it to dry out totally. The baby plants that are growing on the long stem ...

When you water your spider plant, aim to keep the soil moist, but don’t let it get soggy as this can lead to root rot, which in turn will kill the plant. If you notice brown tips forming on the ...

Spider lilies (Hymenocallis littoralis ... Use care, and handle the plant with gloves, as both the roots and leaves are ...

Overwatering can cause root rot, which may eventually kill the plant. These plants like a moderate amount of feeding. Satch says to fertilize your spider plant once a month with a liquid product ...

As the flowers die, they grow plantlets which eventually grow aerial roots. The plantlets are also called spiderettes, babies, or pups. The long stems with the plantlets are why spider plants look ...

However, if you see the base of the leaf turning brown instead of the tip, it may indicate that your plant is suffering from root rot. To check, gently remove the spider plant from its pot and ...

"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 ...