(And Why It Quietly Ruins Indoor Plants Over Time)

Spider plants are everywhere—kitchens, bathrooms, offices, and apartments.
They’re labeled as easy, forgiving, and hard to kill.

And that’s exactly why so many people damage them without realizing it.

The most common mistake isn’t light.
It isn’t watering frequency.
It isn’t pot size.

It’s what gets added to the soil surface—and how often.

Most spider plants don’t die fast.
They decline slowly… until brown tips, weak pups, and dull growth become “normal.”

Keep reading—because the fix is simpler than you think, and professionals never skip it.

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