Because The Spider Plants Have So Many Roots Which Part Of It Do I Plant?

I have a spider plant that’s been rooting but it’s been rooting in two different places? Do I bury both Roots at the same time? That would put it mostly under the soil. Help I don’t want the babies to die. I hope these images are clear enough for you to see.

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 04/25/2023 @ 9:10 am

If you can set that main nodule in that 3rd photo under the soil, then that would be ideal. These plants are not picky at all, though.

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