Airplane plant

Spider plants (chlorophytum comosum) may also be called Airplane plants. Spider plants form arching clumps of grass-like leaves and get their common names from the baby plantlets that form on their dangling stems. They are one of the most...

Spider plants (Chlorophytum Comosum) are one of the best houseplants for beginners. They are relatively easy to grow and require minimal plant care. Here's how...

Learn how to propagate a spider plant using 5 different methods. Each one is fun to try and gives you options so that you can choose what is right for you!

Are you thinking of adding a spider plant to your indoor or outdoor garden? These popular plants are easy to care for, and are well known for their tolerance of a little neglect. In this article, gardening expert and houseplant enthusiast Madison Moulton walks through everything you need to know about Spider Plants and their care.

The airplane plant, or spider plant, is a common houseplant species, in part because it is...

Best soil for spider plants. Here are 3 wonderful choices! One mix is turnkey and can be used straight out of the bag. The other 2 are DIY mixes.

Plants are a great source of oxygen and decor for your home. Full tutorial on how to grow a spider plant from the babies of your plant

The easy care Spider Plant sends out long stems with baby plants at the ends that can be used for propagation. How to grow care guide at Houseplant411.com.

PIN COUNT Remember the post last Summer about my Trumpet plant and how I learned we should keep our tropical plants in basins filled with aquarium or small pea-size gravel and water from the bottom?.....well I used this same method on my houseplants when I brought them inside for the Winter........ . I have my Spider Plant setting in a bird bath filled with aquarium gravel, then just set the plant in the gravel. When I water, I over-water and the run-off goes into the gravel, keeping the…

A few jobs ago, I remember a Puerto Rican co-worker saying that she wanted to give her mother a plant for . . . some kind of event, I forget...