Looks like you may have crown rot going on since the bases of all the leaves are brown =( You can try planting it and MIST only, don't water ...... Hopefully it has some healthy stem tissue left and will regenerate! Good Luck!!

Yea that's why I was afraid of there are 2 very healthy roots so I'm hoping it will pull through. *fingers crossed* I planted it yesterday and I'll mist it like you've suggested and see what happens. Thank you to the both of you for your helpful tips!!! It's greatly appriciated!! I'll keep you both updated.

i just don't understand how your supposed to root it in water when it rots like that. Seems kinda counterproductive.

I've heard you should either put a very small amount of water in a container or suspend the baby over the water so only the roots and a little bit of the bottom are submerged ...... My Spider Plant was outside this summer sitting on my balcony which has indoor/outdoor carpeting -- Don't ask me why, we rent -- and the babies were in contact with damp carpeting when it rained ...... They all have really long aerial roots now =) Those roots are tuberous and store water, so I prefer to just plant them and mist for the first week or so while they get established .... But I have seen a photo of somebody with an adult Spider Plant growing in a vase of water, so maybe the babies are more susceptible to crown rot ??

Oh wow!! That's pretty cool how they grew on the carpet lol

Ive always had them growing in water but this year when the season changed to the fall, my baby spider and geranium's health rapidly declined. I just threw the geranium out a few days ago.

That's too bad =( Was it the true perennial geranium or the annual that is commonly known as geranium? And yeah, it was cool in the way of "Wow, these babies can grow anywhere" but not so much when it came time to try to pull the roots out of the carpet without hurting them ....... I had a bunch of hanging baskets, but only one spot where I could rig up a hook, so most of them where sitting on the carpet ...... ALL of my trailing plants rooted themselves into the carpet -- My two Wandering Jews, Bolivian Jew, Philodendron 'Brazil', Marble Queen Pothos, Purple Variegated Sweet Potato Vine, and Vinca Vine ...... That was A LOT of tedious work to get them all detached, and there was some damage =( Next year if we're still in this apartment, I'm taking someone's suggestion and getting a portable clothes rack to hang them on!!