@jennsprague6080, That's great you rescued her! I bet she's gorgeous now!

@michelleburkholder2547, So glad the video is helpful!

Çiçek Şişesi, Rica ederim :)

@neomae.8608, That's great you found some baby spider plants! You're very welcome. I'm sure they will thrive. :)

Arlene Wiggins, Congrats on your new spider plant friend! Unfortunately, you can't get rid of brown spots that are already there, but you can help prevent new ones from coming on. Once newer foliage grows in, you can cut out the leaves with the brown spots. Brown spots can come from improper watering. They may have been over or underwatering the plant in the big box store--that is very common. You'll want to make sure to water the plant correctly. Additionally, it's a good idea to get the plant out of the soil it's in and into fresh soil. I have a video on why it's a good idea to repot new plants. Here it is: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rrJ_f6ZnkraXXYU.html

Anutha Customer, You're very welcome, and thanks! :)

B Humphries, Yes, it is!

@@HealthyHouseplants please correct me if i'm wrong, but I think , with time, it has lost its ability to grow curly leaves?

Had mine for a long long time still curly

My curly plants been here quite awhile my plant is super curly

Jason Samuels, I use PromixBX: amzn.to/3iVIrjE (It's one of the two soils listed in the description.)

@@HealthyHouseplants i wasnt sure if you use pro mix or fox farm potting soil

@@jasonsamuels7436 Gotcha! Thanks for asking. Promix is by far the best soil for houseplants that I've found. It's more expensive than some other brands--although the bags are generally big and full, and it's definitely worth the investment.

Nidhi Kothari, is the plant in the correct size pot? Additionally, is it in the correct lighting? Does the new growth look healthy otherwise, besides being dull?

@@HealthyHouseplants yes the plant is in correct size pot. Even the light is proper. The new growth looks healthy at start then after few days it starts getting dull and pale

@@nidhikothari6374 Two other possibilities. Water quality. What type of water are you using? From the tap? High amounts of fluoride and chlorine can also cause leaf issues. Additionally, spider mites will cause dulling and paling of the leaves.