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Chlorophytum Comosum

Spider plant
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€24,95
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The Spider plant is a resilient, air-purifying classic with arching green leaves striped in creamy white, producing decorative baby plantlets that make it a favorite for homes and offices.

  • 30cm
  • 17cm
  • Safe for cats
  • Safe for dogs
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Buy any 2 or more plants and enjoy 10% off automatically at checkout. The first photo shows the typical plant and size you’ll receive. Other images show grown plants in styled settings for inspiration only.

Important Safety Information

Veterinary resources note that eating any plant material can cause vomiting or gastrointestinal upset in cats and dogs; plants listed as non-toxic, or as causing only mild gastrointestinal signs, are not expected to be life-threatening, but that doesn’t make them food. That’s why placement, supervision, and good care routines still matter. (and let’s be honest, a half-chewed plant probably isn’t the vibe you’re going for).

Learn more on our Safety Page

Every Plant Is Unique

Plants are living organisms; natural variation means the one you receive may differ slightly from the photos in size, shape, and color.

Product Details

Chlorophytum comosum, widely known as the Spider plant, is a beloved houseplant admired for its easy care and playful look. Its long, arching leaves are bright green with creamy white stripes, giving it a fresh, lively appearance. Over time, it produces long stems that carry small white flowers and dangling baby plants (“spiderettes”), which can be left in place for a full, cascading effect or easily propagated to grow new plants. Tolerant of a wide range of conditions, the Spider plant thrives in moderate light, average humidity, and regular watering, making it a perfect choice for both beginners and experienced plant owners. Its air-purifying qualities and adaptability make it especially popular for hanging baskets in living rooms, kitchens, and offices.

Plant care guide

Practical tips to help your plant stay healthy and happy.

Guide coming soon