Yep, they're Spider Plants. You said they're turning yellow. Is the Spider in the pink pot, double potted? In other words, is there another pot inside the pink container? If so, the pink pot has to go. When water, the outer pot, 'if it doesn't have drainage holes,' hold water..sitting water will cause leaves to yellow, then rot. Toni

I bought two of those at Home Depot this past winter and decided to combine them (too many plants/not enough room)So I took them out of the pot, bought a bigger pot that would fit both of them and re potted them together, they didn't make a fuss at all. as a matter of fact they both had new growth within a few weeks after repotting and they weren't at all root bound. My sister in law just wacks hers off at the top, as far down as she desires her plant to be and sticks the cut off part in the dirt and gets more plants that way. Her stem seems to be a lot thicker than mine and maybe that is due to the whacking she gives it a few times a year.

One could check/confirm by looking for a geniculum on the petiole of those larger leaves. Homalomena would have that, Philo does not. Philo scandens can make larger leaves like these.

Thanks so much to both of you! I did see Eagle's Flight while I was researching, but the photos I saw looked somehow slightly different, so I discounted it. I'm so grateful for your help! : D