r plant that fell apart last month when I tried to divide it. I had picked out the healthiest looking pieces, potted them up, then waited to see what happened. By the end of the month, I began to see new leaf growth, a sure sign that life was still there. I cleaned out a big hanging pot to replant all the pieces together, and waited another couple of weeks, and this is what my plant looks like today. Now, I can say, with confidence, that the plant survived. No more dividing spider plants for me. Wednesday, June 9, 2010
It Made it!
This is the spide
r plant that fell apart last month when I tried to divide it. I had picked out the healthiest looking pieces, potted them up, then waited to see what happened. By the end of the month, I began to see new leaf growth, a sure sign that life was still there. I cleaned out a big hanging pot to replant all the pieces together, and waited another couple of weeks, and this is what my plant looks like today. Now, I can say, with confidence, that the plant survived. No more dividing spider plants for me.
r plant that fell apart last month when I tried to divide it. I had picked out the healthiest looking pieces, potted them up, then waited to see what happened. By the end of the month, I began to see new leaf growth, a sure sign that life was still there. I cleaned out a big hanging pot to replant all the pieces together, and waited another couple of weeks, and this is what my plant looks like today. Now, I can say, with confidence, that the plant survived. No more dividing spider plants for me. 
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