How to Start and Plant a Spider Plant
Especially if you don’t particularly have a green thumb, you can grow hardy spider plants, as they can tolerate a bit of neglect. They provide attractive decoration and are easy to propagate. Spider plants grow well in hanging baskets. Does this Spark an idea?
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Place spider pants in a general-purpose soil mix that drains quickly. Add slow-release fertilizer designed for houseplants. Avoid overwatering by allowing the pot to dry out between watering.
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Hang spider plants in indirect light in an area that ranges between 65 and 75 degrees during the day and 50 to 55 at night, recommends the Clemson Cooperative Extension.
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Place the plantlets that appear as offshoots at the end of flower stalks in water to develop roots. Transplant them once roots appear into new pots, again with a well-draining soil mix with fertilizer.
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I live in Kenya and I am interested in growing spider plants for sale.How do I obtain the seeds?
