Hey all .. my poor spiderplant I think is still in shock from the move to his over cramped planted to his new home.. the hanging basket that I have it in now is much larger then it really needs.. but was hoping he would just take it over.. and the leaves are going brown at the tips.. I have cut back the water big time and have put it more in the light.. but I dont see much of a change with him...
what to do??

I have an awful time with spider plants. I over baby them and can't seem to stop myself. I hope yours recovers.

I keep mine in bright filtered light. I water it once a week when the furnace is on, and when it is not so dry in here I water it every other and give it a good soaking. Sometimes I forget,lol. Then notice the poor thing droopin. Try letting it dry out completely. it might work.

Elfie

i'm with efie, let it dry completely, then give it a good soaking. that's what i did when i had one...

Hi,
Here are some shots of my spider plant-- I water it when the leaves start looking pale green(which is probably a little TOO long in between waterings )
The one with the blinds open shows the amount of light it gets on a typical day. And there is a vent (ch/A) just over it to the right. The light is northern exposure.

I'm so
O.K. here are the pics:

Well-- they were there but I lost them on my photobucket page(thanx to in house help) so now they are gone...

what to do? what to do? well guys.. my poor spider plant is pretty much done I think... theres brown crunchy leaf things hanging off the new sprouts.. im not really sure what to do with it.. I let it dry out but nothing is really helping.. I read somewhere that the water ph might have something to do with it.. I also read that you could pretty much rid the plant of all the brown roots ( I guess this is root rot?) and put it in a glass of water and it may come back to life? what do you all think? I have one started but it doesnt seem to be doing much in the water..

tulip maybe this will help
http://www.thegardenhelper.com/spiderplant.htm