Growing Vertically instead of curving out.

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#SpiderPlant Any ideas? It gets great morning light. I use treated (de chlorinated) water. I keep tabs on soil moisture as Greg’s schedule seems to be a little too often. It’s called for watering today and my meter shows moist. When I water, I pour off what drains. Could it be the decorative rocks? Overall she’s healthy but not growing out 🤔🤔🤔🪴🌱🌈#HappyPlants #PlantsMakePeopleHappy #PlantAddict #NewGrowth

@nellz4estfairyz · Answer

@GreenPurpose I think she looks great! I would just let her dry out a bit between watering. Maybe half way down the pot, or until that meter actually gets a reading on the dry side. I admit that I nearly killed a large healthy spider plant from sporadic under and then over watering. I managed to save one piece! And that let dry out in between watering.

@nellz4estfairyz · Answer

@GreenPurpose I’m the same. All my plants are changing their needs for the winter.

@SolidlyMandarin · Answer

She is beautiful! Honestly, I would think eventually she will curl down but at a higher level than the ones at the edge of the pot now. Either way, she will look even more beautiful than you would expect.

@all4thinking · Answer

Decorative rocks do hold more moisture.  Might need to water less often.

Growing Vertically instead of curving out.

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