Spider Plants are an easy to care plant that can be grown both indoors or outdoors in areas that have bright but indirect sunlight. Studies have shown that it is effective at cleaning the air by removing common indoor toxins like formaldehyde and xylene among others. They are also non-toxic to pets making it a safe choice for those with fur-babies.

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How to care for Spider Plant Hanging Basket

Light. Bright to moderate indirect light. It tolerates deep shade but not direct sun.

Water. Let the top inch of soil dry briefly between waterings, and water less in winter. Fluoride in tap water burns the leaf tips, so rainwater or distilled water is best.

Soil and feeding. Feed lightly; too much fertilizer cuts down the baby plantlets. Repot yearly while young, then every other year, using a mix such as Potting Soil.

Size. About 1 ft tall and 1–2 ft wide, with runners cascading over the basket edge.

Problems to watch. No significant pests. It does best between 55°F and 80°F, so protect it from frost.

Good to know. Plantlets form on long runners when nights are long. Pot them up for new plants, and trim runners before they root into the ground. It is non-toxic to cats and dogs.