Spider plant pups

If you're new to houseplants, Chlorophytum comosum is as beginner-proof as you can get. These low-maintenance, easy-care plants grow just about anywhere. Here's everything you need to know about caring for spider plants and propagating more plants from their "pups."

The spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum) is a very adaptable houseplant that can be found in many homes. It is typically easy to care for, and it will grow

Discover the secrets to cultivating a lush and vibrant Bonnie Curly Spider Plant. Learn about its unique care requirements, including optimal light conditions, watering techniques, and ideal soil composition.

Spider plants are a popular choice for indoor gardening enthusiasts due to their easy care and air-purifying properties. With a wide range of varieties available, from the classic green and white striped leaves to more exotic Hawaiian varieties, there's a spider plant to suit any taste.

Brown tips on spider plants are very common (and fixable!) problem. Learn about all of the possible reasons why, with causes and solutions.

Whether you choose a clay pot for its natural aesthetic, the key is to provide your spider plant with a pot that allows for proper drainage and aeration.

Learn why does your spider plant have brown tips on its leaves and what you can do to fix this issue and make your plant happy again.

Learn how to grow and propagate spider plant in water, soil and leaves from cuttings and spider babies or pups and by roots division.

Taking care of Spider plants is rewarding, because when done well, you grow baby spider plants. You can choose to propagate these. Find out how to propagate spi