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Spider plants are popular houseplants thanks to their easygoing nature and versatility. They adapt well to a variety of lighting conditions, from lower light areas to bright, indirect light. Allow the soil to dry about halfway between waterings, as they prefer not to stay overly wet. Over time, mature plants produce small offshoots—often called “pups”—that can be propagated to grow new plants. With their forgiving care requirements and non-toxic qualities, spider plants are a great choice for homes with kids and pets.
Spider plants are popular houseplants thanks to their easygoing nature and versatility. They adapt well to a variety of lighting conditions, from lower light areas to bright, indirect light. Allow the soil to dry about halfway between waterings, as they prefer not to stay overly wet. Over time, mature plants produce small offshoots—often called “pups”—that can be propagated to grow new plants. With their forgiving care requirements and non-toxic qualities, spider plants are a great choice for homes with kids and pets.
