The humble spider plant! I do love a 1970s classic house plant. And you're sure to have seen one of these Chlorophytum comosum 'Vittatum' kicking around your parent's or grandparents' houses back in the day. They're a bit like marmite. Love them or hate them. I personally love them and have them growing everywhere! Treat these guys right and they pop out oodles of spider plant babies for you to propagate and pass on to a friend or family member. Plus if you're a turtle-parent, your little hard-shelled baby will love a munch on these. If you're not convinced about the humble spider plant, here's some reason's why you should have one in your home:1) they're pretty hard to kill! 2) they produce more oxygen than most house plants filling your home with lots of fresh clean air.3) they're completely non-toxic for pets.4) they remove 95 percent of toxic agents from the air - proven in a study by NASA! 5) they feed on static, pop one of these by the TV to keep the atmosphere in your home static-free.6) they're a good-looking, fast-growing plant.Pop in bright, indirect light. Will tolerate some shade; however, this will slow its growth rate and it may lose its stripes. Avoid direct sunlight. Keep well-watered, aiming for lightly moist soil throughout the growing season. Spider Plants as non-toxic for both dogs and cats. BUT... the Spider Plant attracts cats to nibble on its leaves because they are mildly hallucinogenic. A bit like catnip.

Monkton Elm Garden Centre

Pretty Cactus Plants Spider Plant / Chlorophytum comosum Variegatum - Classic Easy Care Houseplant in 12cm Pot.

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