Spider plants require little care and grow quite quickly. They were very trendy in the 1970s and are making a come back. You probably don’t even need to buy a new spider plant, just ask your Mom (or my Mom) or a greenthumb friend and chances are, they’ll have an offshoot for you. Spider plants quickly offshoot “spiderettes” and can be easily propagated.
These plants are most commonly hung in a hanging container allowing the stems to arch and fall freely. Hang in a window, water once in a while (I always forget to water mine and remember about every 12 days or so when the vibrant green color starts to fade) and you’ll have a funky, retro happy plant to keep you company.
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