At the end of these stalks will be tiny baby plants. Remove these baby spider plants and place the roots in water. After the roots have reached an inch or more, transplant them into a container with rich, well drained potting soil. When the plant becomes root bound, it will begin to produce their cute little offspring. So, do not plant them in too big of a container.
Spider plants are easy to care for.
They like a well drained, rich potting soil. Make sure that the soil drains well as they do not like wet soil. Give them a liquid fertilizer once every two to four weeks and they will grow well. Spider plants will do well in low light conditions. They will benefit by being place in a sunny window once or twice a week.