Spider plants as air plants?

I love spider plants , my Mother had one , you hardly ever see them now , you have put me in the mood to try and hunt one down .

Buzzbee is right Greenfingers.. they need to be planted but will apparently do well in a jar of water for a little while at least - good luck.. and dont get rid of those pollution eating plants - they are cleaning your air even if they are not able to live on it!

Thanks friends - I have loads of these little babies and have taken a few of them off and popped them in a glass of water. They are certainly lovely plants - I took three babies from my late mother-in-law's plants and I am surprised at how well they've done in their 1st year.
I will be giving them away to my work colleagues - or anyone else who wants them - unfortunately I don't have room to keep them all. Shame they cant grow as air plants - they'd look geat against shells or rocks - and we live near the sea!

Hello. Did you know that these plants can be grown in hanging baskets, tubs, wall baskets, etc? They not only look very nice in the centre with something like Busy Lizzies around them, trailing Lobelia AND they are very hardy. Mine came through the winter in hanging baskets on a north wall here in the UK, Southampton a couple of years ago. I was amazed!

I have a monster Spider plant in my kitchen. It produces 100s of little baby plants every year. Last year I cut them all off but to look at the plant again this year you would never imagine it!

Here the local council plants 100s of the plants in flowerbeds on roundabouts & other containers. In fact I saved my plant one year when they were about to change the summer planting for spring planting.

There are a couple of photos of my plant in my photos.