I have seen the plant for sale at the Molbak Nursery (12/28/07, Woodinville, WA) Address: 13625 NE 175th St. Woodinville, WA 98072 (Near Seattle) Phone: (425) 483-5000 Toll Free 1 (866) 466-5225

i have swedish ivy, unrooted, could take fresh cuttings....i would be interested in your pothos, does it especially if it looks like this http://www.denverplants.com/foliage/html/potmq.htm let me know

Shenanigans_91, You have a 'Bonnie' Spider Plant, which is essentially the curly version to a regular spider plant (curly leaves). The "stems" that the babies grow on are not straight like the regular spider plants, so don't worry. I have an all green 'Bonnie' and mine are looping all over the place, I think but only a couple are straight. Planto

i have delt with spider plants quite a bit and always read up on anything before i buy it or grow it so i know how best to handle it so i dont kill anything, but ive always noticed i learned more from experiance... what ive noticed myself from trying to get my plants to sprout shoots on command is this - very very little water, like hold off watering it until the soil is completley dry and then i soak it down, also it sounds like you may be over fertilizing it, you shouldnt really ever have to fertilize it or if so once in a great while, like once or twice a year. also one thing i did with a GIANT momma i had, which already had lots of shoots but i wanted to see what happened was i put it outside and stuck a banana on top of the soil around the base of the plant, about a week or so later it had like no kidding 30 shoots comming off of it. that was like i said a giant momma that was probably around 6 feet long, i had it hanging over the railing of my porch and it didnt touch the ground. it had probably 20 or so shoots on it, but when i added that banana im guessing the potassium kicked it into gear. but anyways, ive read quite a lot about it plus from experiance ive noticed that with holding water seems to make it sprout (i think it sprouts during the dry seasons in its native areas). hope this helps at all.