Spider Plant

This Chlorophytum comosum is easy to grow. It can propagate by using pups/offshoots or mini spider plant. These offshoots grow from their mother plant; you can say it baby spider plant.

• First, you have to find offshoot or pup which has its own roots system. The roots of the offshoot are attached to their parent plant. Cut this pup along with its roots without damaging parents’ roots.
• If you find a baby plant which has not its root system, then one more step will be included in the propagation process to grow its roots.

Take a pan and pour water to some extent so that it covers the root area of the offshoots. Wait for appearing its roots; it may take a couple of weeks.

Alternatively, you can use a young spider plant which is in a miniature version.

• Take a plant container according to the above recommendations and fill it fully moisturized the soil.
• You have to dig a hole in the center of the container according to the size of offshoot’s roots.
• Put it into the hole and gently fill the surroundings of the roots with soil.
• Water it immediately until the water drop out from the drainage hole of the container but never allow the water to sit in the surface of the soil.
• Keep the soil in the moisturized condition until you can’t see the newly growing leaves, after that stop regular watering.