Today I took my very first Spider Baby and didn't know exactly what to do afterwards I did pick one with fleshy roots and it also has good foliage. I put it in the tiniest container I could find. Had to put enough soil in the bottom to give it some height,inserted it in a hole I only had to make with my index finger and gave it a good soaking. It looks cute in it's new home,tiny leaves hanging over the little pot. It is in the window where it can look out and see its mother If this works ok, I'm thinking of getting a small rectangular container and put 2-3 babies in it to root and give to friends. Anything else I can do to help this little fellow stay happy?

Spider Plants are easy to care for, so long as it has adequate lighting and doesn't dry out, it should be fine.