FAQ About Indoor Plant Native Habitats

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one month ago | lila

What are the native growing conditions for spider plants?

Spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum) are native to tropical and Southern Africa, where they grow in shaded, humid environments. To recreate these conditions indoors, place spider plants in bright, indirect sunlight, maintain a humid environment, and keep the soil moderately moist.

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