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Question about my Spider Babies

9 years ago

Hi everyone. My question is. Should I move my 5 spider babies into seperate individual pots or can I keep them all in the same pot like they are now??
My babies are getting really big. But I dont want to keep them in the same pot together if it will kill them. Plz help!!

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riptidefrog
9 years ago
I've grown these before. Very tightly packed and the plants seemed to do well. The soil wasn't even visible. I would not say that they looked amazing that tightly packed. They also didn't ever get repotted, just some liquid fertilizer every once in while.

I think it will look great once they have grown in more and start to throw pups. And I doubt that the plants will choke each other out anytime soon with that spacing.

They look great and really healthy so far! Kudos.
christine1950
9 years ago
I think they look great and I'd just leave it as it is, maybe in a year or two you will have to separate them...
Christine
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