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How to Divide a Spider Plant

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How to Divide a Spider Plant

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► Spider plants, also commonly known as ribbon plants, spider ivy, St. Bernard's lily or airplane plants, are perennial members of the lily family. Easy to grow as house plants, spider plants propagate themselves by shooting off baby plants, or plantlets, while the mother plant continues to grow in size. When the mother plant gets so large that it is spilling from the pot, or becomes pot bound, it is time to divide and transplant it ✔

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+ Spider plants are commonly grown as hanging plants, used in window gardens, or potted and perched on shelves and other areas where they are encouraged to grow hanging babies.
+ Spider plants thrive in moderate to cool environments with bright, indirect light. They might lose their green pigment or sunburn if grown in direct sunlight. In areas without enough light, the spider may fail to produce spider babies.
+ Spider plants can also be propagated by planting the babies. Place a prepared pot next to the mother plant and allow the plant to rest on the soil in the new pot. Roots will develop and a new plant will grow. You can also cut the babies off of the main plant and root them in water or plant them immediately in moist soil. Baby spider plants transplant easily ✔

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How to do Anything published this 4:35 video tutorial on October 25, 2016. It has been watched 26,371 times on YouTube.

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