Spider Plant Mix (Chlorophytum) (12cm Pot) 20cm

Spider Plant Mix (Chlorophytum) is a live foliage plant supplied in a 12cm pot with an approximate overall height of 20cm including the pot. With its arching striped leaves and tough, adaptable growth, it is a popular choice for bioactive vivariums, tropical reptile enclosures and naturalistic terrarium setups. Chlorophytum is typically best suited to tropical, humid and semi-humid enclosures rather than arid desert habitats. It is widely sold for reptile enclosures because it is hardy, easy to maintain and suitable for most terrarium-style environments. Its dense foliage can help create visual cover, soften hardscape and add a more natural planted look to the enclosure. Typical uses in reptile and amphibian setups: Foreground or midground planting in bioactive vivariums Adding cover for small reptiles, geckos and amphibians Planting in tropical or semi-humid terrariums Softening cork bark, branches, rocks and background edges General-purpose greenery for naturalistic enclosure design Care tips: Use in enclosures with moderate to higher humidity rather than very dry setups Keep in bright, indirect light for best colour and growth Water when the upper layer of substrate begins to dry, avoiding constantly waterlogged roots Use a free-draining substrate that still holds some moisture Trim tired leaves as needed and allow space for the plant to spread Spider Plants are especially useful for keepers who want a durable beginner-friendly plant for planted reptile displays. They tolerate a range of enclosure conditions, but they generally perform best where they receive good light, some humidity and evenly managed moisture. This makes them a strong choice for many crested gecko, day gecko, frog and other humid vivarium-style setups, while being less suitable for fully arid enclosures. Please note: Images are illustrative only. A single plant is supplied, even when multiple plants are shown in the photo. As this is a mixed Chlorophytum selection, leaf pattern and exact variety may vary.