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How to root spider plant "babies"

I have a spider plant that is suddenly thriving and making "babies"!  I don't know how to root these new plants. Can you help?

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Just plant them in moist soil.
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Thanks .....  How do I know where on the stem to cut them from the 'parent' plant?
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At the joint to the main plant stem.  You can root them before cutting them loose from the parent plant if you like.
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