Please share with me! How does everyone keep their spider plants healthy? I've killed every spider plant I've had. Any advice would be greatly appreciated

I like to keep mine and all the other plants as well on the pot-bound side, with just an inch or a half inch between the root-ball and the inside of the pot with good draining soil.

They do well in bright indirect light, although a little bit of sun, morning or late afternoon won't hurt it, but you don't want it in hot afternoon sun like a south window or the leaves will fry.

Water enough so it comes flowing out the drainage hole, then let it dry before watering again.

Go easy on the fertilizer, maybe feed once in a while, maybe once a month in the spring and summer months, (none in winter) or add a drop or two to your watering can, they don't really need all that much.

Susan

Broome County area!

It's happy AND it's gonna have babies!

Susan

puddingned94,

Make sure your giving your spider enough light, no hot sun but some morning or late sun and let the roots fill the pot.
Water it real good when the soil is dry or very close to dry and feed it half strength fertilizer once a month. Not sure how long it will take but you should see something if you keep doing that.

Susan