A Detailed Guide to Propagating Variegated Spider Plant: Even Beginners Can Learn It Easily

Cuttings: Can be done at any time from spring to autumn. Cut off the clustered stems and leaves on the runners, plant them in a flower pot, water thoroughly, and place in a shady spot. Division: Separate the plant into parts, keeping 3 stems on each divided plant, then transplant them separately. Sowing: Carry out in March, sow the seeds in a flower pot, cover with 0.5 cm of soil, keep the temperature at around 15 degrees, and they will sprout in about 2 weeks.

1. Cuttings: Can be done in all 3 seasons of spring, summer and autumn. Cut off the clustered stems and leaves on the runners and plant them directly into a flower pot, then water thoroughly and keep them in a shady spot for care. When planting, do not bury the stems too deep, otherwise the core is prone to rot.

2. Division: When dividing a variegated spider plant, take the plant out of the pot, remove the old soil and rotted roots, cut apart the old roots so that each divided plant keeps 3 stems, then transplant and grow them separately.

3. Sowing: Carry out in March every year. Because the seeds are relatively small, after sowing, cover the seeds with a 0.5 cm thick layer of soil. Then keep the temperature at around 15 degrees, and they can sprout in about 2 weeks. Once they grow into seedlings, they can be transplanted.