A spider plant can handle the occasional missed watering, adapt to ordinary indoor conditions, and produce new plantlets without demanding complicated care. But “easy” does not mean “care-free.” The wrong light, constantly wet soil, or a pot with poor drainage can still leave a spider plant with brown tips, weak growth, or rotting roots. The good news is that spider plant care is relatively straightforward once you understand what the plant actually needs. Chlorophytum comosum grows as a clumping perennial with narrow, arching leaves and produces long stems carrying small…
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