curly sue spider plant Spider Plant, 8in Hanging Basket, Curly Sue – Floral Acres Greenhouse & Garden Centre

curly sue spider plant Spider Plant, 8in Hanging Basket, Curly Sue – Floral Acres Greenhouse & Garden CentreThe spider plant is one of the most common and popular houseplants for a reason! They are easy to take care of, fairly tolerant to neglect and a wide array of conditions, and are a beautiful trailing plant that is ideal for a hanging basket. This variety has a white foliage with light green on the edges of its leaves and has leaves that have a curl to the end of them. If you need any more photos or additional information on this product, send us a

The spider plant is one of the most common and popular houseplants for a reason! They are easy to take care of, fairly tolerant to neglect and a wide array of conditions, and are a beautiful trailing plant that is ideal for a hanging basket. This variety has a white foliage with light green on the edges of its leaves and has leaves that have a curl to the end of them. 

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Attributes

Type: Tropical 
Length: 24in - 36in in a hanging basket
Spread: 24in - 30in
Zone: 9 - 11
Pet Safe: Non-Toxic

Care

General Maintenance: Spider plants are a quick growing and easy to take care of plant. Try to repot yearly to keep your plant happy and healthy. Prune any brown tips that appear to encourage healthier new growth. Healthy spider plants will produce 'pups' that can be trimmed off and replanted to create a brand new spider plant!

Temperature: Spider plants do well in average home temperatures, somewhere between 13 – 27° Celsius. 

Light: Keep your spider plants in moderate, indirect sunlight. Bright, direct sun will damage the leaves and cause them to brown. Spider plants can be fairly tolerant of lower light conditions. 

Watering: Keep the soil evenly moist during the spring and summer to encourage new growth. Do not allow the soil to become overly dry between watering. Water slightly less frequently during the winter months. 

Soil: Use a well draining potting mix. 

Fertilizer: Fertilize up to twice a month during spring and summer with a general houseplant fertilizer. Avoid overfertilization.