Rediscover the joy of growing this popular and easy houseplant, featuring narrow variegated leaves and an abundance of cascading spider-like baby plants. Our cultivar even offers curly leaves, adding a unique touch to any indoor space!
Spider plants thrive in well-lit areas indoors, preferably with indirect or dappled light. They can also withstand low light conditions, but avoid placing them in direct sunlight, especially during the summer months, as this may result in scorched leaves. Remember not to overwater them either!
Spider plants take propagation to a whole new level. They produce plantlets (also known as offsets) that make propagating a breeze.
Photos above are of (left and bottom middle) potted Spider Plant as we send them out, (top middle) Nursery dog Reggie modelling a Spider Plant and (right) a planter we've had outside all last summer. It's paired up the Spider Plants with the sassy Begonia fuchsioides (red) and the cheeky Parrot Plant. It's been a stunner all summer, though I reckon the slugs fancied it for a midnight snack recently!
