They thrive in less-than-ideal conditions but benefit from light feeding. Over-fertilizing causes brown tips (like fluoridated water).
Chlorinated/fluoridated tap water also causes tip burn. Let water sit 24 hours, or use rain/distilled water.
Bright indirect light, well-draining soil, regular watering, occasional misting. Spider plants are resilient—experiment to find their sweet spot.
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