The spider plant, or Chlorophytum comosum, is regarded as one of the easiest and most versatile indoor plants to grow. Apart from brown tips, this plant may thrive in a variety of environments and has a few other issues. Because of its spider-like plants, known as spiderettes, which hang down from the mother plant like spiders on a web, the spider plant earned its common name. These spiderettes, which come in green or variegated forms, frequently begin their lives as tiny white blooms.

Care

Caring for these plants is simple. These hardy plants can withstand a lot of abuse, making them great choices for amateur gardeners or those lacking a green thumb. They will thrive if you give them soil that drains well and bright, indirect light. Water the plants thoroughly, but avoid drowning them in water, which can cause root rot. Actually, between waterings, these plants prefer to dry out a little.