It doesn't appear to me as if it would be in need of repotting at all. Especially since it was stepped up just this past April. I wouldn't repot until I saw roots at the top of the soil.

I agree. And you could gradually move it into more sun.

Abi..I agree and disagree with the above posters. :)

What size are the pots?

Reasons not to repot.

When a Spider is semi-rootbound, off-shoots produce more and faster.
If you tend to over-water, well, you know what happens, root rot.

Reasons to repot.

Roots of a Spider are quite thick..so thick, a few of mine cracked containers.
If you tend to under-water, soil can get so dry, leaves brown/die.

One thing about Spiders, unlike most plants that are said to be repotted (only) in spring, Spiders can be repotted throughout the year. Most of my Spiders produce off-shoots late fall to winter..I don't know if Spiders go dormant. Seems they grow throughout the seasons. Foliage included.

How many days/weeks does soil take to dry? If it dries daily, to the point you have to water every day, then I'd repot. If soil stays wet 5-6 days or more, 'considering pot size, looks 4-5"' then wait. And/or, use a well-draining soil.

It's impossible guessing the size of a pot through pictures. Especially closeups.

PS: If the rootball doesn't fill the pot, it's best to wait. Toni

Ok, thanks! I will wait to repot. I'm going to try to find a way to hang it I think. I can't remember what size pot it's in .. 4-5" sounds about right though. It's not very big. And it gets watered about once a week or so