Viewing post #465410 by teengardener1888

I kid you not! I do this to my mature ones in my gardening refrigerator because i simply lack room in my house! They come up rapidly and are 3 feet tall by august! Spider plants are very cold hardy tropicals, surviving the upper teens. The babies that i have,(45 to be exact!) go in my moms heated greenhouse and are put under grow lights along with my orchids, gesneriads and citrus trees. This climate(z5 albany, ny) is very cold and i have a insane amount of plants. The other day there was a giant swallowtail on a flower of my spider plants!!!!!!!!!!!! I WAS SOOOOOOOOO SURPLISED AND PLEASED. I ALWAYS SEE BEES BUT NOT BUTTERFLIES!!!