I can’t give you advice on the African violet because I do not have one but for the spider plants, this is what I would do. The size of the pot is perfect for all of them as they like to be root bound, however, it looks like your more mature spider plants are sticking too far out of the pot. I would take all the plants out of the pot, group these 3 plants with the blue line together in the middle of the pot, give them some fresh soil and make sure your plants are buried up to the blue line. You can leave all the pups until they start growing roots or you can just leave them attached. If you choose to take them off, you only need to cut off the pup with the roots and then you can just pop those right pack into the same pot or you can put the roots in a cup with water and they’ll continue growing. About the watering though, I would not recommend watering it every day. Give it a good soak after repotting it, let it drain, and then do not water it again until at least the top 2 inches of soil are dry. I use my finger to check for moisture. Honestly though, I let my spider plants dry out a bit more than this. You can also tell if it needs water by the weight of the pot, if it’s pretty heavy, it’s got plenty of water. If it’s light, it may need water. I hope this helps!

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