r/spiderplants

The babies may be planning to take over the world. You’ve been warned.

Back in April I repotted about three Spider Plants that weren't doing very well and put them all in one big new pot.

As the weather was getting warm and coming into summer I left them outside and now in August it seems to have turned into a goliath outdoor Spider plant!

Should I bring it indoors when the winter starts creeping in or will it be ok outside?

Any other suggestions on what it may need?

A year of growth! And still throwing out shoots like crazy.

I don't think she will get higher than this,but wider .

I just pulled this plant inside to see what’s going on. I did find what looked like 3 baby worms!
Help!

Ive had my spider plants since they were pups with no roots, about a month ago. I let them water propagate until they grew secondary roots, and i just potted them for the first time about a week ago.

Im concerned they look a little leggy?? Or are they just young??

Bonus pic of the soil i mixed and used, if you wanna tell me how it looks as well lol i did roughly 40% soil, 40% orchid bark and 20% perlite

This plant gives me dozens of babies every summer but this is the first time it's ever had more than one actual blossom. She must love where I tucked her this year. Just sharing!

It was growing fine but the last week the leaves started to disappear and those black dots started to appear. I think something it’s eating the leaves but i don’t understand what those black dot’s could be.
Can you help me?

Zone 6b, last corner of the summer season here and if i had time to re pot all of these (again!!) i bet they would double in size again- but i don’t have the energy 😂 they can thrive like this until frost (don’t worry i took plenty of cuttings already). I brought my spider plants outside a few weeks ago too and they EXPLODED!!!!! Letting all those spidey babies enjoy the outdoors until it starts to cool down

Yes this is the correct order I messed up my plant care 😔

The only little one survivor is doing better though after taking advice!

i’ve had this spider plant for about an year now and it hasn’t been growing too much-should i be worried or is this normal? i look out for roots growing out of the pot holes underneath but no luck. when is the best time to repot my spider plant to a bigger one?

My spider plant has small white mushrooms growing in its pot. Will these hurt my plant? What’s causing them to grow and how do I stop it?

I check the dirt before watering any of my plants to avoid overwatering and I live in a desert so it’s not humid. I think it’s been over a week since I last watered this particular plant.

I just got my spider plant a week ago and it was yellowing and not verry happy from shipping one transplant later, some water, fertilizer, trimming, and humid air it is really happy and healthy

how am I doing

Heya! I found this plant thrown out outside my apartment complex about two weeks ago and decided to rescue it as it didn’t seem too bad and also had no pests or anything! I’ve since changed it to a smaller pot with drainage (the one in the pictures; ignore the bigger glass pot it’s in, that one’s just so the plant is higher up and doesn’t flop onto my others) as it was in a pot way too big for the roots and had no drainage.

Are there any tips and tricks to get this plant in a better state? Compared to most pictures I’ve seen of spider plants, this one seems very empty and overall weak? It hangs to one side and all the leaves flop everywhere. Lots of leaves have also snapped in the middle.

I would love to get this abandoned plant back on track!!

Hey everyone! I've recently hung my spiders in my large window and they've grown so much, some even have new spiderlings growing, however I'm noticing that the tips of their leaves are all brown. They get watered every 4 days, they're in 10in pots, and I use a moisture meter to make sure I'm not over watering. What could be causing this? Is it just normal? Thanks in advance!

Any idea what I should do?

This Planta app says “never clean leaves”

Everyone this is Itsy Bitsy. I was wondering if I should repot her because I can barely even get to her soil to water her. I am very new to plants in general so lmk! She’s very healthy otherwise, she’s even flowering rn I’m so proud 🥹