Plant Catalogue / Spider Plant
Arching foliage plant
Chlorophytum comosum
Fine, arching leaves soften shelves, tabletop displays and hanging planters.
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Spider Plant · Joanne Kollar, CC BY 4.0 (cropped)
Indoor · Balcony
Bright indirect light
Variegated form shown · reference photo
Shelves, counters and raised or hanging planters
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Reference photo by Joanne Kollar (Pitt County), via NC State Extension. CC BY 4.0. Cropped to 4:5.
Placement & care
Spider Plant forms a clump of narrow leaves that arch out from the centre. Use it on a shelf or in a raised planter where the leaves can spread naturally. A mature plant may send out long stems carrying small plantlets.
Light Provide moderate to bright indirect light. Avoid strong direct sun on the leaves.
Water Water when the surface starts to dry and let excess water drain. Avoid leaving the pot standing in water.
Planning your space
Yes. The arching leaves work well where they can fall freely. Share the proposed height and fixing arrangement with your enquiry.
Mature spider plants can produce plantlets on long stems. Their appearance varies with plant maturity and growing conditions.
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