No dont throw it out. As long as there are green leaves they can bounce back and survive! 😊🌿

You are so welcome! I was thinking of giving her plants back to her.

Thanks! You’re welcome! More plant saving to come! 🌿🌿😊

Thank you Ange! I will definitely make a video about how I created the pot pond. Its pretty simple though. I just went to the hardware store, found a big pot, water proofed it using silicon and aquarium safe glue. I then lined it with pebbles and aquatic lillies. I usually have fantails in the pond as they are quite cold tolerant. They love it, especially in summer.

Hi Gloria! Thanks for your comment! I hope your spider plant thrives! Plenty of water and it should become more green! 🌿🌿🌿

@@botanidanny me 2 Texas is getting lots of rain and my spider is on the patio so its safe to say all the rain she's getting is ok right?

@@gloriayoung6219 Yes plenty of rain water is actually better than tap water! Only thing I'll say is just make sure its not in direct sunlight as the leaves will turn brown really quickly. They are super sensitive :) I love hearing about your progress though!

oh no! I hope it survives! Shade and plenty of water :)

Thank you so much! ❤ Yes the Spider plants are looking lush and growing so well now. Welcome to the channel 😊

You are most welcome! Yes they like shady spaces and require lots of watering. I noticed that when I put them at the bottom of the shelf, their leaves widened! Never give up! 🌿☺️🌱

You can also put the spider plant babies in a small dish of water so their roots are submerged too! 🌱🌿🕷️

​@@botanidanny trying that next😊

oh my gosh, I hope your spider babies grow. Yes if you put them in some water, new roots should appear!

@@botanidanny Me too! It seemed to perk them up. Im wondering if the soil I used was too dense so when I do repot I will add more perlite and make it airier. Great vieo! They are such a popular plant but I think many people put them in too high light and they suffer for it.

@@mollys1584 I am so glad that they are perking up! I honestly didn't realise just how much water they actually like. Its a lot! I think repotting is a good idea especially if its not doing well in the current soil. I've made so many mistakes with Spider plants. Initially I thought they'd make great bathroom plants but it turns out they really didn't like my bathroom. As soon as I changed its position and put it on my nursery shelf, they honestly started to thrive. I agree. They are super sensitive to too much sunlight.

Thanks for watching and sharing the journey! 🇦🇺🌿☺️

@@botanidanny looking forward to seeing more of what you get up too. (It's funny coz I'm rooting up some baby spiders in water at the moment, and slowly getting them potted up and ALL the old leaves are dying off on them too after they're in soil.)

@@southofthesticks Oh thats so cool! I hope your new spiderettes do well! Id love to hear how they are going 😊 I havent tried propagating my spiderettes yet cause i feel quite inexperienced, but i have plucked a few for a terrarium or two

filtered tap water is good too.

I will definitely do that. ☺️ I wanted to wait til the plant was a little greener before propagating. I think the spider plant looked like it was in shock

Actually you are right, more energy fuelled into the main part of the plant 🌿

You can put them in a hanging basket or pot. Theyre pretty good at filtering indoor air. It probably looks better in a hanging basket so that the spiderettes hang down. When mine settle in more, Ill probably transfer them over to a hanging pot, so yes! Also I have propagated a few baby spiderettes into my terrariums which they are loving, stay tuned for a future video ☺️

Happy to help! 😊

Gday! You can leave them connected to the mother plant. They’ll be fine. However, because they are still connected, the mother plant may need extra water to feed all of the extra baby spiderettes. It sounds like your spider plant is very healthy! ❤️🌿☺️

regular potting mix is ok. The trick is plenty of water and filtered light. Theyll burn in direct sunlight. I have spider plants even growing out of my fish tank. They loooooove plenty of water

Yes absolutely. Id prolly soak it every couple of days. They love water

Give it plenty of shade and water daily! 😊

They actually like lots of water. But having at least one drainage hole is good. I literally showered the two spider plants in the video with water every day and they seemed to love it. They are quite sensitive to sunlight. Lots of filtered light is best

You could take it back. Depends how healthy or unhealthy it is. Spider plants are suuuuper hardy. They look like they wont make it, but given the right conditions they will survive. Id put it in a shady area and water it lots on a daily basis. If it has spiderlings, Id propagate them into new pots too.

I have holes at the bottom of the two pots in the video. They do like lots of water. Some people even propagate the spiderettes in little glass jars of water. So its probably ok to leave the base on. I personally prefer the water to be able to drain out though

Lots of shade and lots of water daily!

Spider plants Love lots if water!

I actually water them every second day. They love that shelf space. That lush one at the beginning used to be in my bathroom as was looking so brown, as soon as I took it outside and put it on my nursery shelf and watered it every second day it started flourishing!