philippa smith2 says:If you have rooted something in water, you then have to acclimatise it to soil - the roots produced in water are not the same as those produced in soil.
My 'mother' Spider Plant, which I bought from the market, does not grows in soil. It is growing is some porous / fibrous material (the kind of material we use to grow orchids). But I have seen Spider plants growing in soil. So what would be best for a Spider Plant ?
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What sort of soil are you using?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I wish people would try to use the botanical names of plants on here , then we'll all know what they're talking about !
Snake plant ? Pothos ?? Lady Palm??? Rubber and Spider plants ? Sound like something from Playschool !
The attached pictures are not those of my plants, as I am not in a position to take pictures. I have collected from the internet.
Spider Plant
Pothos
Lady Palm
Rubber Plant
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What would be the best way to acclimatise ?
My 'mother' Spider Plant, which I bought from the market, does not grows in soil. It is growing is some porous / fibrous material (the kind of material we use to grow orchids). But I have seen Spider plants growing in soil. So what would be best for a Spider Plant ?