Spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum) are often called the “beginner’s best friend” of houseplants—and for good reason. With their elegant arching leaves and charming baby offshoots, these plants add instant life to any room. But beyond their beauty, they’re also remarkably forgiving, making them a favorite for both new plant parents and seasoned collectors.
Over the years, I’ve tested different methods to take my spider plants from small, simple greenery to full, thriving showpieces. The good news? With just a few practical steps, anyone can help their spider plants reach their full potential.
Whether you want a stunning hanging basket cascading with green and white stripes or a tabletop accent that brightens your living space, these tips will guide you toward stronger, healthier growth.
