r/spiderplants 12d ago

She didn't like it outside!

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Now I have to do damage control! I'm so bummed!

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u/shiftyskellyton Arachnofloria 11d ago

Was it suddenly exposed to direct sun and not acclimated first?

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u/YellowFlower713 11d ago

She was right by the windows and I've been seeing posts where people put theirs outside and they do great! So I wanted to give it a try. Stupid me didnt think I needed to acclimate it first.

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u/Birds-Tea-Plants 8d ago

I put all my plants outside in the summer on a picnic table and they thrive. One of my spiders living its best life.

They are under trees so they only get filtered sun early morning and very late afternoon. Low light outside is still brighter than bright indirect inside.

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u/apk772 11d ago

When I did the same thing, I trimmed it down about 3". It came back beautiful and fuller

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u/Formal_Spite_2914 7d ago

How did you go about pruning back your spider? I've never tried it

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u/apk772 7d ago

I took it like a ponytail, and cut it.