This isjust one of the spider plants that I wrote about. All of the plants get good light. I don't know how to fix it. Last weekend I trimmed the soggy roots and brown leaves but you can't tell by looking at them now. Should I remove from water to dry?

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@SvelteKingfern · Answer

It's a good idea. Right now the roots of your spider plant are drowning in water.
Spidervplants like being in DRY soil.

@SvelteKingfern · Answer

Good idea. Let them dry off in shade for a few days (let's say 3 days), and plant them in dry succulent soil, in a pot with drainage. Keep the plant in shade. Do not water for 2 days, then water profoundly till you see water coming from the drainage hole. Put the plant in shade for the next 2 days, and after then move the plant to dappled sunshine.
Water next time only when the top 1.5 " of the soil completely dry (check with your finger).
Good luck. (A note: plants do not do well, after repotting, for a few weeks, so be patient).

@evelin9810 · Answer

I’ve had pretty good luck with propagating my spider plant in moss and perlite to then soil. To avoid shock I wait until the moss is dry I transfer to soil, and then wait a day or two before watering!

@princesspitstop · Answer

@NewMingthing40 Hi Lorraine ☺️ His care card says he's in a pot without drainage holes. If he is you'll definitely want to repot him.

@Plantlover2812 · Answer

Is Ronaldo doing better now? I have a spider plant as well, she's just a baby but I'm always worried something is going to happen to her. So sorry if Ronaldo isn't doing good 😭

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