My SECRETS To Make SPIDER Plant BUSHY [100% Success] 

Thank you So So much for your kind words and sorry for the late response..Hope, your plants are doing fine :-)

Agree, they are beautiful :-) Thank you for watching!

You are most welcome and thank you for your feedback!

Glad to know I could do something and thank you so much for your feedback, much appreciated!

That's great to know :-) He he..same here..I don't have lots of space to keep growing all the babies...

Glad it was helpful!

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Good morning n have a great day ahead :-)

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No, I didn't cut them separately before using the pins (Instead, I let them grow along with Mother). We can separate them once they establish their own root system. How to know? Once they have established roots, they would start growing just like an individual plant. I hope, I have answered your question, thank you 🙏

Yes definitely, thank you!!!

They would need to grow and if they get proper environment, very soon soon they would start growing babies.....but please note, Not all varieties of Spider plants produce babies (specially the one which is more green in the middle and light green on outer side, for example, Ocean Spider plant) Thank you!

This may happen in 3 cases - 1. More water 2. Direct sunlight 3. Lack of Humidity Please note, water actually doesn't damage them much if they are growing in their native environment, like under tree in shade. Even if there is continuous rainfall for 30 days, no damages would happen to them. Problem is, it's difficult to provide them same environment inside our home. So, sometime this symptoms occur and we need to water carefully. Please water only when the top soil looks dry...All the best!

@@GardeningUpbeat thank you 🙏🏼