SPIDER PLANT CARE and PROPAGATION 》chlorophytum comosum

[@FelineJungle]

These spider plants are so lovely, thanks for sharing the tips! 🌿😸

[@schellstarr]

Spiders and ferns alrhough my ferns di nor like the lower wall heating vent. I also enjoy my Peace Lilies blooming. Iam a a theee room bath apt however I so have a very near bay window size east morning light window. I began gardening at abt age four years with sunflower. Whuch grew huge. Living in complex without a even a patio is very limiting.

[@sandramalone3522]

Spider plants are my very favorite plant so thanks for all the needful tips.

[@michaeldemetriou3043]

Spider plants 🪴are Awesome 👌

[@joymakerRC]

i had to comment again , I am really impressed with this video , well made , and answered everything i needed to know about my plant, close ups were great so i can see the details easier. I was surprise to see you only had a few subscibers , im gonna post this on my Facebook too.

[@meenaxisanga]

Very beautiful plant and nice information thanks

[@treetoptreetop2730]

Thank you for sharing. I purchased my first spider plant this spring and was waiting for babies so I could grow more. I'm going to use your tips. Loved your video.🙂

[@SherryDiaries]

Best video on Spider Plant I found. Thank you!

[@miriamnascimentousa4265]

Boa noite amiga, eu simplesmente amo esta plantinha, eu tenho três!

[@fangbifxx]

I love spider plant. They are so forgiving 🥰

[@gracehc9356]

Lovely video. Thank you for sharing

[@wiseherb1426]

Your plants are GORGEOUS😍😍👏👏

[@WhisperingEarthMom]

Thanks for the video, it was very helpful.

[@HelenaWhitehead]

I put my spider plant baby into water and it grew a few thick short roots that look nothing like the roots yours grew. What do you think is wrong?

[@zexicc]

Thanks for the video. What do you do with branches where bebies were?

[@beverleydavies1758]

Thankyou for all the sound advice,but my only question is what do you have to do with the brown tips of the leafs,and what is it a sign of thanks

[@JULIYA_RATNAYAKE]

Ok, so brown tips are caused due to the use of chlorine present in the tap water. Now you can’t do anything with the brown tips. Just cut that little part. But to solve it, switch the tap water by watering with still water (bottles one is fine), or even with rainwater. This will prevent any new brown tips! Good luck.

[@leanngrant3706]

I can’t seem to keep them alive🙁

[@DeannaWillistonOFS]

If I have babies on the shooting stem in the Fall, will they last until Spring or should I repot now?