Spider plants take well to dividing and re-potting and will not usually show any signs of distress. Take care of them and they will thrive in their new homes. Dividing plants is as easy as that! Now you don’t need to be afraid to try it on your own plan

When you are dividing spider plants, you’ll need a sharp garden knife, additional containers with good drain holes and potting soil. The idea is to slice off and throw away the damaged roots, then divide the healthy roots into several pieces.

Separate the tubers to divide the plant. The root base of a spider plant is made up of water-rich tuberous roots. A network of roots grows from each tuber. Pull the tubers apart into 2 to 3 smaller clusters using your fingers. The roots of the plant will