Spider Plant

Spider plants put out long tendrils that bloom with petit white flowers. Once the flowers are spent you'll start to see plantlets develop on these tendrils, which can be left on the plant to create a cascading waterfall of spider plant beauty, or snipped off to propagate and share with friends. The Reverse Variegatum cultivar of the Spider Plant is a variation of the popular Spider Plant that is characterized by its long, blade like green leaves that blend to yellow toward the edges. Plants and pots sold separately. Light Medium to bright indirect light. Water Water about once a week, when the top 1" of soil feels dry. Pet Friendly? Yes - This plant is non-toxic! General Care Tips Spider plants aren't too fussy when it comes to humidity - they do fine at normal household humidity. Keep an eye on them during the dry winter months when the heat kicks on - avoid having them near any heat vents and if you notice the tips are getting very crispy you may want to boost humidity around them.