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Hi everyone, I just found this site and it looks like a great place for info! My spider plant seems so limp and lifeless. It hangs in an east facing window, gets watered when the soils feels dry and the pot is large enough. It just needs some help! Any one have suggestions to improve my plant??
Plants: 2 | From: Cazenovia | Registered: Apr 2003
| Seeded: 66.67.72.193
Will Creed
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Hi Sonia,
Is the window covered or obstructed by other buildings or trees duringpart of the day?
Perhaps the plant is in too large a pot - a very common mistake. Water your spider plant thoroughly. The top inch of soil should dry out within a week. If it takes longer than that, then the pot is too large and the roots may be rotting.
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I dont know how other people will feel about this but because i know what you are goign through with a droopy spider plant heres what i did. I put my beautiful spider plant (hoping to be be very nice to it) in a huge hanging planter. and my beautiful spider plant became a ugly droopy urchin. so after figuring out what i did wrong, and once it it repotted its very hard to squish back into its old pot, I went on a hunt for as many baby spider plants i could get my hands on (including some of its own babys) I filled in all around the bare soil with them and put it in a sunny place. droop be gone!! so now, the 'mommy' plant is perky because all the babys soaked up the excess water, and i have a huge healthy flowering spider plant 6 months later. and the babys are growing huge too and are getting ready to flower. good luck!!!!-cassie
Plants: 27 | From: Massachusetts | Registered: May 2003
| Seeded: 152.163.252.99
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