Looks to be a spider plant (not the curly leaf or white/green type). Let these little shoots keep growing, they will bloom, then turn into "little" baby spider plants; when they start growing roots (white tuber fingers) on the bottom, you can:
1. do nothing, they will hang down and they will continue to grow.
2. snip momma-baby stem and put the baby(s) into a container with water, just covering these "fingers (roots)", they will continue to grow. You can keep them water rooted or put the baby(s) into a pot of soil and grow them.
3. keep the momma- baby stem attached to the momma, take another small pot of soil, plant the baby, push a paper clip on the attached stem into the soil, this will keep your baby from pulling out of the soil; when the baby looks to be growing, sever the mom-baby-stem.
Now you have another spider plant potted.... OR...
4. trim off all the stems and just enjoy momma plant; she'll put out babies once or twice a yr.....
Thanks, mama. For the plant helper advice and the headline. You really are the best, ever.
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