AdolfDespite their creepy-crawly name, spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum) are among the most popular houseplants to grow. Spider plants are moderately fast-growing plants. Their rosettes of slender, ...

The best time to plant these spider lily bulbs in the ground is the ... note that these flowers are particularly susceptible to root rot. Luckily, you can prevent this often-deadly disease by ...

Stay consistent. While spider plants tend to survive in less than ideal conditions, root rot via overwatering is a common cause of death. Pangborn recommends maintaining a consistent watering ...

Overwatering can cause root rot, which may eventually kill the plant. These plants like a moderate amount of feeding. Satch says to fertilize your spider plant once a month with a liquid product ...

When you water your spider plant, aim to keep the soil moist, but don’t let it get soggy as this can lead to root rot, which in turn will kill the plant. If you notice brown tips forming on the ...

"Too big of a pot means extra soil that can stay damp longer, increasing the risk of root rot—so a snug fit is usually better," he says. "Spider plants have shallow root systems and can ...

Potting your spider plant in a planter with a drainage hole or drainage rocks can help excess water flow out and prevent root rot. Crispy leaves are a sign of underwatering, while dark brown leaf ...

My spider plants ... should be. A plant that is buried too deeply will have growing media getting into its centre and in between the leaves. This can cause parts of the crown to rot, leading ...