Spider Plant Care​

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While living in Brooklyn I bought a spider plant that flourished beyond my wildest dreams!  The top photo is the "Mama" and the lower photo is a round of babes that I harvest about every 6 months. It does so well that it flowers every so often and produces many babies. I really feel the need to share with anyone willing to care for such an amazing plant. 

After they shoot out flower branches, in a couple days they turn into baby spider plants. After sprouting long roots, I plant them in soil. These little babes get as big as their Mama and then they also go crazy with shoots and flowers!

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​They are so happy with a little bit of care:

Lighting:

Indirect sunlight or Fluorescent(think office/doctor rooms) lighting is perfect. They really DO NOT want to be in a sunny window.

Soil:

Indoor potting mix is great (I like Back to the Roots Brand)

Water:

Watering is done on a "need" basis I like to call it.

If the air is dry and warm, 1 x a week is good

If the air is humid wait until the top soil is on the drier side to water. Waiting a week or two in-between watering's is fine.

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Feel free to email me if I have gifted you one of my Brooklyn Babes and I will be happy to answer any questions! 

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