The perfect video for me to watch this morning! Going to my partner’s bank he works at to take the many many babies their spider plant has produced!

Thank you! My overburdened mother spiderplant is at last relieved of (most of) her forty babies. Once she's finished labouring she's due for a root trim, but before then I need to find thirty good homes for baby spiderplants. My friends are not gardeners and have long since stopped humouring my "gifts"... I might have to find a church doorstep to leave them on

Wow I never have taken babies right to soil...always rooted in water first but this way is great....the roots grew so fast! Neat video thanks!

Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you create these new plants from your Spider plant. They’re certainly very very healthy looking too. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤❤

Nice video I will make my propagations fuller to

Surprised how well that’s grown in just a few weeks. I’ve got a spider plant at home with a few baby plants hanging off of it now so think it’s time to propogate! Great vid 👍

Thanks given these spider cuttings a try and works!! Growing beautiful 👍

Excellent information always!

I loved that you used chopsticks to make the holes, I was wondering what fancy tool you are using until you mentioned it. Definitely something I will use in future .

Thank you for your video. I was doing it all wrong... I kept cutting the offshoots and putting them in water, and then they would not survive! Now I just planted a bunch in a new pot, can't wait to see how they do!

Very handy knowledge, thanks. Love and Peace.

I like to start off in a small cup of water while still attached

Nice job

I love to watch all your videos . I have a spider plant with a lot of offspring .I’m going to plant them soon but what I need to know is when can I repot the mother plant I think there are two plants together and they’re getting big thanks so much margie

Looks really nice

Right after potting the baby plants, do you need to keep the soil moist for a couple of months until they grow more roots?

Wisj I had seen this before I did mine. I had some in water and I planted in potting soul without perlite. I just moved them to pots last night. I checked on them this morning and they had not drooped over. I hope they will be ok.

they grow rather quickly, mine looked bad, i paid more attention & its lovely now.

Good 👍 video and spider 🌱 look good 😊

I always start mine in soil

One of the easiest plants i have ever had Just give them filtered water when its soil completely dry out

Nice 🌿

Wow why did I never think of using a chopstick to make a hole?? I’ve been making things way more difficult for myself lol

I love watching all your videos! I have two spider plants and I am doing something wrong because they are both just kinda doing nothing :( One is a Shamrock I think ( solid green) . I have had it for over a year and it is still the same size as when I got it. The other is a Hawaiian with around 9 plantlets on it but it also is not growing and the plantlets have node but no root growth at all, I got is about 7 months ago. Any ideals? I have a water meter like you have and I only water when they are dry. I have lots of other plants ( mostly Philodendrons) and they are all growing and doing great.

How often do you water it & do I put it in the sun or indirect sun??? Great video. Thank you..

Hi I just bought a AIRPLANE SPIDER PLANT IM ASSUMING ALL THIS INFORMATION IS FOR THAT ONE TOO. I LOVE THEM BUT BEFORE I GET BROWN TIPS. SO IM HERE TO LEARN

Great video! I have a mandarin spider plant growing from seed. When should I transplant to a pot?

My spider pplant i dying and i dont know why. I also tried to propagate the off shoot but it didnt thrive.

How can my spider plant have more babies, mine has a lot of leaves already but no baby plants yet

thanks for that...wondering what potting soil you used for this.....sorry if you've already addressed this in other vids...TIA

I just got a new spider plant. I named her Mary Jane Parker. 🙂

What could be the possible reasons the plant cutting dries up upon propagation?

I have one I planted the same way from spiderettes a friend gave me. After 4 years, still no baby spiders. Other wise it is healthy.

I watched this twice in a row.🤣

My SP babies snapped off while I was moving her, and I like them hanging down below the plant. Would they survive if I put the long stems back into the soil?

HELP. Last night I was moving my carpet and my plant stand was on it. Well it fell over. And my beautiful spider plant(I just watered) fell from the top of my stand. I lost a two shoots and she isn’t looking very spunky right now. Meaning the leaves aren’t as perky. What do I do?? Would I cut off another shoot. Will this help her to be happy again? I’m so upset. Can’t believe I did that!!😢

Can you please let me know the soil that you are using. Thanks

can I put the baby plants in only water as well?

Can I ask what the mix of soil that I should use. Thanks.

How do you get the plant to make a baby shoot??

I would like to emphasise that there is absolutely no reason to "test" for root growth on the babies. All you're doing is stressing the plant, especially if it's not very well established yet. As long as they look green and healthy, just trust that roots are happening and leave them alone. If roots weren't happening they'd be dying off, so as long as they're looking happy just leave them to get on with it. Better to keep an eye out for new growth as that is a sure sign of roots. Without roots and without the connection to the mother plant it won't be able to sustain life, let alone put out new growth, so if you spot a new leaf it's safe to go celebrate the healthy, happy roots without ever yanking on the plant 💚

Funny story: I had a couple spider plants years ago. When I moved several states away, I couldn’t take them with me, so my parents put them in their living room-which didn’t get a lot of traffic. These were nice, healthy spider plants. So healthy, they made baby plants…which then rooted IN THE CARPET. I had no idea that was possible. My mom, definitely not a houseplant person but determined to take good care of my plants, also had no idea in advance. Well…that room was overdue for a new carpet anyway. Right? 😂🪴 Moral of the story: if you don’t want more spider plants, trim and toss the babies before they reach the ground.

Mine had old babies they have alot of stubby roots. Is t too late to hope theyll grow?