Identify the clumps of stems that you want to separate from the main plant. Clear away as much soil as you can from the roots using your hands. If you don’t want to get your hands dirty with soil, gardening gloves can help you. If possible, gently pull the clumps apart, untangling ...
Take the plant from its pot and tug gently at one stem to separate the roots. If the plant won’t separate, cut through the roots with a knife. Re-pot and keep out of bright light and evenly moist until the “new” plants are established. Elizabeth describes her own process for propag...
Spider plants have a natural tendency to produce “spiderettes” or baby plants at the end of long shoots. Gently remove these once they’ve developed a few leaves and their own root systems. Replant them in the same pot or separate containers to create a fuller, bushier arrangement. Spide...
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How long can an air plant live as a houseplant? The average lifespan of an individual air plant is between two and five years, depending on the type, propagation method, and level of care—but a single plant can produce enough offshoots (or pups) to live indefinitely. ...
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