Hi, I can send one. I am interested in your yellow violets. Thanks, djune

There are very few plants easier to root in a planting medium than spider plant babies! Simply bury those little nubs in a nice porous potting soil, water it in well, then wait for a couple of weeks. Keep them in a bright location, but no direct sun. The problem with rooting in water is that the transition from water to soil can be stressful as the plant goes through the process of developing roots that can function in that entirely different environment. The cellular structure of the roots is very different. Water roots are formed to access dissolved oxygen from water. Form follows function.....those roots don't work so well when plunked into a potting mix.

so, what's the answer? cause i bought my spider plant, already growing, about 3 years ago (give or take) and ive never seen a baby . h**l ive never even had a full bushy plant despite; the south facing window, soaking and drying completely for water (twice a month ill say), i feed liquid fish fertilizer (2-3-0) and replace the potassium with bimonthly banana peels (i prefer organics for plants) . its hanging in a basket .. i changed the soil this summer so i know the tube roots are thriving (actually wasnt prepared for them and scared the begeebys out myself hahaha) . my only thought upon reading above posts ; could i have repotted too soon and didn't let the roots get hugged? cause i assumed like most other plants if you give more space for roots, the more intricate the roots become, the stronger the plant .. is that wrong? helpp !! i want plant babies !

I think my iPad is playing stupid today, lol! I tried to send you a message and it wouldn't let me. Anyway, I have a few very small Hawaiian babies if you are interested. If you are please shoot me a message.