Spider plants are adaptable, great for beginners. They produce "spiderettes" (babies) on arching stems.
Root spiderettes in water or soil. Best: keep attached to mother plant, pin into soil nearby. Once rooted, sever. Or cut and root in soil with a humidity dome.
Common, usually from fluoride in tap water causing salt buildup. Fix: leach soil with thorough watering, use distilled/rain water, or let tap water sit 24 hours.
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