Rooted Spider Plant Bonnie, Live Indoor Houseplant in 4 inch Pot

Product Description With over 200 species in the chlorophytum family, the spider plant is one of the most popular houseplants worldwide. Originating from tropical and southern Africa, spider plants have become a favorite among beginner plant owners due to their adaptability and forgiving nature.

These plants feature cascading foliage in a mix of white and green, along with small, white, 6-petaled flowers. Their unique characteristic is the production of spiderettes, or off-shooting plantlets, which grow at the ends of long, trailing stems, resembling spiders and giving the plant its name. Propagating spider plants is simple – once roots appear on the spiderettes, they can be removed from the mother plant and grown in either water or soil.

Common Issues of Chlorophytums While it may seem overwhelming at first, caring for spider plants is easier than it seems. Monitoring soil moisture with a moisture meter and using fluoride-free water are key factors in their care. Avoiding hard water and overfeeding with plant foods can lead to leaf burns. Understanding water types and best practices is essential for their well-being.

Creating the perfect environment for spider plants involves keeping them away from air vents that could create a dry atmosphere, resulting in brown tips or crispy foliage. Placing them on window sills with indirect light is recommended, but if the area gets drafty in winter, it's best to move them back a bit. Despite these considerations, spider plants are not as demanding as they may seem and make a wonderful addition to any space.

Spider plants are prone to developing brown tips on their foliage due to factors like improper watering, dry air exposure, and over-fertilization.

Planting, Growing, and Caring for Chlorophytums LIGHT Ideal for low to bright indirect light, avoiding direct sunlight to prevent leaf burn.

WATER Water once a week or when the soil is almost dry. They can tolerate brief periods of drought but may droop when in urgent need of watering.

FEEDING Use diluted plant food monthly during spring and summer, pausing in fall and winter during their dormancy.

TOXICITY Spider plants are non-toxic and safe for pets, making them a great addition to pet-friendly homes.

LIVING INDOOR PLANT The Spider Plant 'Bonnie' is versatile, low-maintenance, pet-safe, and can thrive in various light conditions, offering an exotic touch to your living space.

SUNLIGHT REQUIREMENTS Adaptable to low to bright indirect light, this plant is perfect for adding a touch of the exotic to your indoor space.

WATERING GUIDE Water once a week, allowing the soil to dry about 2 inches down for optimal care and health.

PET CARE Safe for pets, this plant creates a worry-free environment in pet-friendly households.

PLANT CARE TIPS Ideal for beginners, these low-maintenance plants are a great starting point for plant enthusiasts seeking an easy and rewarding experience.

PLANT HEALTH To prevent fading or pale leaves, move the plant to lower light conditions for vibrant growth.

PLANT DELIVERY DETAILS Our spider plants come in 4-inch wide grower's pots with heights ranging from 6 to 9 inches from the bottom of the pot to the top of the plant. Plant size and appearance may vary based on the batch they were grown in, but they are always beautiful additions to any space.

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