The Lemon seedlings are doing wonderful! They're growing very fast. They did fine after I uncovered them. I think this was partially thanks to the fact that I mist all of my plants 4-5 times a day. I fear they'd burn without it, but they love the sun. About a week ago, I did have to give the wandering jew a haircut. You can't even tell now. I started another pot. I couldn't stand to throw away all of those stems. The bigger spider also has a few new shoots. All of the plants are sending off runners. Too many to deal with! Linda, along with the daily misting, I add a tiny bit of water to the soil. Although it's quick draining soil, I never let it dry. With the heat in the 100's, I have to water every day, so I don't know what it's like in your zone. Thanks for all of the kind words!

Hi, Yes as GH stated it does exist as she has shown you in her pic. I found one today at lowes, it is an EA plant and I kinda laughed when I saw the tag they put with it. They called it a variegated Chlorophytum "Bonnie". As we all know "bonnie" spiderplants are the cute curly leaved spiderplant. HTH Meesh

The Hawaiian spiders leaves start out white, then newer leaves become variegated, and then solid green as the pups/plants mature. The regular solid green spiders don't start out that way, so far as I know. I didn't know this until I found out my spider plant was a Hawaiian. Its pups were growing out solid white and I didn't know why until someone on here told me. I thought it was a cool mutation or something, haha.

Unless it causes the plant to die. If there are other window sills the cat can sit on then it will have to sit on those. This spot is occupied. Let the cat use the low light north facing window. Also, plants need to be near the light. A cat can sit on a chair a little bit away from the window and still see just fine. And, if these are outdoor cats, they can go outside and watch from a fence post. The cat has many options. The plant does not. If the cat keeps doing this it could kill the plant. I say that the cats need to find another place to watch out a window. This is prime reality and the cat does not need it as much as the plant. Again, I wish you success with keeping the cats and plants living and thriving together. L.G.