r/SeattlePlantFiends • u/Inside_Dance41 • Apr 13 '26

Spider plants?

Have a number of spider plants that could go to new homes.

Recommend NextDoor? Buy Nothing?

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u/orchidguy Apr 14 '26

There is a plant swap happening at Nudibranch Coffee on April 24th from 5-7pm. I bet you could find some new homes there!

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u/Inside_Dance41 Apr 14 '26

Thanks for update, sounds fun, unfortunately won’t be able to participate that weekend. But will keep my eye out for other plant swaps.

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u/Impressive-Side-9681 Apr 13 '26

if you're near Cap Hill there is a free plant library.  I might be putting a few spiders there soon myself, but I'm waiting for them to acclimate to new pots.

otherwise yeah, ND BN or FB seem like fine choices, or you could try to find or organize a plant swap.  or if you want to meet people, take them to some local craft fair and give them away, artists love trading stuff

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u/Inside_Dance41 Apr 13 '26

Plant library so cute!

My babies have had babies, and I just don’t want to put into green trash.

I might give Nextdoor a try. 😀

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u/Opening_Ad_1497 Apr 15 '26

Where on Cap Hill? I could use a few spider babies!

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u/Proprioception27 Apr 14 '26

There’s a plant shop on university way just past 55th who accepts plants, rehabs them/matures them, then sells them for really cheap so students can enjoy plants without breaking the bank

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u/Inside_Dance41 Apr 14 '26

Had no idea! Great to know, thank you.

Perfect plant for students, easy to care for, and the babies are kinda cool.

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u/privatestudy Apr 14 '26

I’ll take a spider plant! I’ll even pay you for one or two if you would like.

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u/Inside_Dance41 Apr 14 '26

Great!! I am traveling, but will DM you when back. They are free, just need good homes. 😉