Spider plant
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- Great for improving air quality
- Next day or named delivery just £6
- Price includes a choice of stylish pots
This classic house plant is going through a bit of a revival and is easy to care for so makes a perfect gift for a student or the less than green fingered!
It is also known for its air-cleaning properties so great for offices. Looking nice and bushy again this week as pictured.
These easy going house plants (Chlorophytum comosum) were very popular in the 80s and are now seeing a well deserved revival. Spider plants self propagate, producing baby plantlets that are easy to re-pot and grow on creating a whole new generation of spider plants for friends and family
4.8/ 5
13 reviews
Love my spider plant
The spider plant arrived safe and healthy to my daughter. She loves it.
It was a present for my son, he loved it
My daughter-in-law was delighted with this plant and I can see from the photo she sent me that it is very healthy.
Perfect gift
It didn’t have 8 legs. Apart from that just as expected.
Lovely plant, very happy
Stunning houseplant. Great quality upon arrival.
Lovely plant and pot, thankyou
My daughter was really happy to receive the plant
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Spider plants are very easy-going house plants and are known for their air cleaning properties.
Spider plants need to be protected from frost but do very well in a range of rooms from full sun, to half shade.
In the spring and summer when the plant is growing it will need to be watered fairly often to stop the compost from drying out. In the winter when the plant is resting you will need to water it much less often, aim to keep the soil just damp rather than wet. Over time your plant should fill out, producing young baby plantlets from the root and sometimes from long stems in the centre of the plant. These ‘suckers’ can be replanted to create new plants if you wish and will grow on and establish themselves easily in just general purpose potting compost.
Spider plants can be kept small by restricting the pot size but if you want to encourage it to grow on you may choose to repot it into a larger pot later in the summer. Choose a 2L or larger pot and an ordinary potting compost.
Problem Solving:
Brown tips to the leaves are the result of a dry atmosphere, try giving your plant a good misting and water more regularly.
