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Curly Spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum) Folia House
Curly Spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum) Folia House
Curly Spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum) Folia House
Curly Spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum) Folia House

Curly Spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum)

$13.00
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Product size
pot diameter: 13cm
Plant care
Position
The spider plant is considered one of the most adaptable houseplants as it can grow in a wide range of conditions. Prefers bright, indirect light with the temperature from tropical to cold (preferably cold).

Watering
Prefer moist but never wet soil, can tolerate dry conditions. Therefore water them well but don’t allow them to become soggy, which can result in root rot.
Feeding

Controlled-release fertilizer is recommended

Repotting

Since spider plants prefer a semi-potbound environment, repot them only when their large, fleshy roots are highly visible and watering is difficult. Spider plants can be easily propagated as well through the division of the mother plant or by planting the small spiderettes.

Pet-friendliness
This air-cleaning plant is listed as non-toxic for dogs, cats and other pets by ASPCA. Nonetheless, it is still advised that cats eating spider plant leaves may pose a potential risk.
Shipping
Within 50km from Melbourne CBD

  • Position
    The spider plant is considered one of the most adaptable houseplants as it can grow in a wide range of conditions. Prefers bright, indirect light with the temperature from tropical to cold (preferably cold).

    Watering
    Prefer moist but never wet soil, can tolerate dry conditions. Therefore water them well but don’t allow them to become soggy, which can result in root rot.
    Feeding

    Controlled-release fertilizer is recommended

    Repotting

    Since spider plants prefer a semi-potbound environment, repot them only when their large, fleshy roots are highly visible and watering is difficult. Spider plants can be easily propagated as well through the division of the mother plant or by planting the small spiderettes.

    Pet-friendliness
    This air-cleaning plant is listed as non-toxic for dogs, cats and other pets by ASPCA. Nonetheless, it is still advised that cats eating spider plant leaves may pose a potential risk.
    Shipping
  • Questions?
Within 50km from Melbourne CBD

Please call 0415 943 707 

or 

Email: support@foliahouse.com.au

Position
The spider plant is considered one of the most adaptable houseplants as it can grow in a wide range of conditions. Prefers bright, indirect light with the temperature from tropical to cold (preferably cold).

Watering
Prefer moist but never wet soil, can tolerate dry conditions. Therefore water them well but don’t allow them to become soggy, which can result in root rot.
Feeding

Controlled-release fertilizer is recommended

Repotting

Since spider plants prefer a semi-potbound environment, repot them only when their large, fleshy roots are highly visible and watering is difficult. Spider plants can be easily propagated as well through the division of the mother plant or by planting the small spiderettes.

Pet-friendliness
This air-cleaning plant is listed as non-toxic for dogs, cats and other pets by ASPCA. Nonetheless, it is still advised that cats eating spider plant leaves may pose a potential risk.
Shipping

Within 50km from Melbourne CBD

Questions?

Please call 0415 943 707 

or 

Email: support@foliahouse.com.au