If your spider plant is outdoors, plant it in an area with well-draining soil, such as soil that contains sand. If your spider plant is indoors in a pot, select a potting medium like vermiculite or coco coir. Don't fret too much over the soil, as spider plants are very adaptable. Spider plants don't need a ton of natural light, so they do well in bathrooms and bedrooms. They also thrive in windowsills, though they should be set about 12 inches (30cm) away from south-facing windows during the spring and summer months. Outdoor plants should have moderate to deep shade during the day, as too much direct sunlight may scorch a spider plant. If you live in an area where the temperature fluctuates wildly or reaches extremes, your spider plants will do better indoors. They prefer a temperature between 50F (10C) to 80F (27C) and can't thrive in outdoor areas with freezing or searing temperatures. Spider plants thrive in humid climates, so place a humidifier in the same room as your spider plant.

Summary: Choose well-draining soil or potting medium. Provide moderate to deep shade or indirect light. Maintain moderate and consistent temperature and humidity.

For a rustic or natural-looking wreath, a grapevine wreath will work the best. If you want to cover the entire wreath with Easter eggs, however, a Styrofoam wreath will work better. Choose a wreath that's a little smaller than what you want the final wreath to be. The items you add on top will make it look bigger. Purchase a bag of moss from the craft store, then hot glue tufts to the front of the wreath. Leave the back and sides of the wreath bare so that the visible grapevine will give it some texture! Alternatively, you can cover the wreath with Easter grass. This will make it look more like an Easter basket. If you are using a Styrofoam wreath, consider wrapping burlap or satin ribbon around it to hide the foam. Hot glue the ends of the ribbon down so that it doesn't come off. Here is where you can get really creative! If you go to a craft store, you'll find all sorts of plastic Easter eggs, from the traditional brightly-colored ones to ones that are speckled to look like real bird eggs. You can hot glue as many eggs as you want to your wreath. If you covered your wreath with moss, leave some of the moss showing between the eggs for a more natural look. Don't add anything to the sides. If you used a Styrofoam wreath, consider using enough eggs to cover the entire wreath, including the sides. Play around with different egg sizes. Make them point all in the same direction or in different directions. You can use real eggs, but you will have to empty and clean them first. If you left some space between your eggs, you might want to fill them in with small sprigs of silk flowers. This will look especially nice if you used moss on a grapevine wreath. Small flowers, such as chamomile, baby's breath, or lavender will look the nicest. Alternatively, you can use sprigs of greenery, such as leaves or ferns, instead. out of wired ribbon, then secure it to the wreath, if desired. It would be best to secure the bow to the wreath with a piece of floral wire. This way, you can easily pull it off and re-use it. Alternatively, you can hot glue the bow to the wreath. Most people like to place their bow at the top or bottom of the wreath, but you can place yours at an angle for a unique look! Cut the ends of the ribbon into angles or notches, then seal them with a flame to prevent fraying. The easiest way to hang a wreath is to fit a wreath hanger over your door, then hang the wreath from the large hook. If you don't want to use one of those, however, cut a 12 to 24in (30 to 61cm) piece of ribbon, thread it through the middle of your wreath, then tie the ends together to make a loop. If you made your wreath from Styrofoam and plastic eggs, you can hang it outside, but other types of materials may not be waterproof and should be hung indoors.

Summary: Choose a wreath to use as your base. Hot glue moss to the front of a grapevine wreath to create a natural look. Hot glue plastic Easter eggs to the wreath. Fill the gaps between the eggs with sprigs of flowers, if desired. Make a bow Add a ribbon hanging loop, if desired.

Wrestling promotions are private organizations that host fights. Depending on where you live, there may be a small or large promotion that you can join. Use your contacts, attend tryouts, or just try calling or emailing the promotions directly. However, be prepared to get rejected. You may need to try several promotions. Some major promotions in the U.S. include: Ohio Valley Wrestling All American Wrestling World League Wrestling Texas All-Star Wrestling Women Superstars Uncensored Southern States Wrestling While the United States offers the greatest number of opportunities for prospective professional wrestlers, there are a variety of international wrestling promotions to consider as well. Some international promotions include: Pro Wrestling Alliance Australia All Japan Pro Wrestling International Wrestling Revolution Group (Mexico) All-Star Wrestling (United Kingdom) As you compete in matches and in circuits, always focus on moving up into higher-profile matches and better-known circuits. One way to judge this is by the fame or notoriety of the people you're wrestling against. If you have the opportunity to wrestle someone with a big name, do so. No matter the venue or opponent, always do your best to give the crowd a great show. Show off your skills and revel in your ring persona. You never know who might be watching. Becoming a "WWE Superstar" is the ultimate dream of practically every pro wrestler, and of course only a select few ever achieve this lofty goal. Once you have several years of solid training, experience, and character development under your belt, create a WWE application. You'll initially have to provide a detailed description of your background and various photos. You can apply online at https://recruit.wwe.com/. Whether you're building up your pro wrestling resume or have already sent in a WWE application, Orlando the WWE's home is the place to be. The WWE has a training center there, puts on many matches, and auditions for new talent. Because of this, there are many wrestling clubs, independent promotions, and other resources available for people interested in becoming a professional wrestler. Other places in the United States like Louisville, Kentucky, and Las Vegas, Nevada also host relatively large professional wrestling scenes. If Florida doesn't work for you, consider these other cities.
Summary: Audition to join an independent wrestling promotion in the United States. Join an international wrestling promotion. Work hard to get better matches and better opponents. Apply to join World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). Relocate to Orlando, Florida.