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  1. My verigated spider plant drops seeds after flowering, when planted they grow plain leaf / non variegated spider plants. Why is this?

    1. Hi Sarah!

      That’s a fascinating observation! Variegation in plants like your spider plant is often unstable and can revert to the more dominant green form when propagated from seeds. The variegated traits are a form of mutation, and these don’t always get passed down through seeds, which is why you’re seeing plain green offspring. For a higher chance of keeping the variegation, try propagating from the babies(small plant runners) instead of seeds.

      Happy Gardening! 🌱🔍

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