I just saw your post now—sorry! My spider plant babies are lined up neatly on a windowsill. 🪴🪴🪴🪴🪴First, several of them in water, then in soil. I just can’t bring myself to throw away plants or seedlings. Only when a plant really looks bad do I get rid of it. 😊

I thought of you a week ago when I was cleaning up and pruning some of my plants. I've turned into the opposite of you and am constantly throwing away my spider plant babies because I have more plants than I can handle and I've run out of friends who will take the babies from me hahaha.

Even though I think the name “spider plant” suits this plant much better (oh, those many green legs), I’m glad we have a different name—I’m absolutely terrified of spiders. I always take cuttings from the mother plants, and that’s how they keep getting more and more…

Thank you for sharing! So interesting how different the names are between the languages. I have four different varieties of spider plants in my home and they are the only plants I have to actively keep my cat away from lol. It was so funny to tune in here and see a wild cat munching on the same plant!

We call these plants “Grünlilien,” which literally translates to “Green Lilies.” They're very easy to care for, and my cats also liked nibbling on them.😄