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help my spider

9 years ago

Ok so im npt sure what to do... I have transplant 5 babies into the same pot afyer I grew their roots in water. Now im not sure if im supposed to put them in their own seperate individual pots or is it ok to keep them all together? Their getting so big and doing great but I dont want to kill them so what should I do? Plz help!!

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grrr4200
9 years ago
They will eventually out grow the pot where you would then have to split them, but if they're doing great (which it looks lIke it since it's beautiful) keep doing what you're doing
Rachelle22
Original Author
9 years ago
@grrr4200 Thanks! I agree their doing great. Im just worried about damaging the roots when all five get tangled up together under the soil. Im fairly new to transplanting but ive always owned a spider plant. One thing I noticed that helps with the babies growth was to place them close to their mother. :-)
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