Growing Spider Plants (Chlorophytum Comosum) in my garden.

I have 2 types of Spider Plants growing in my garden. Both plants started with plantlets obtained from my friends. Both are variegated plants. Its scientific name is Chlorophytum Comosum. Some of the common names are Spider Plants, Airplane Plant, Ribbon Plant, etc.

The leaves of this Spider Plant have green and white stripes.

 The white in the center and green on both sides. The leaves are long and narrow.

 Spider Plants are suitable for hanging pots. Plantlets will grow from the main plants and hang down. 

 Some of the plantlets will dry up after some time and need to be cut off.

 This is another type of Spider plant. I received this plantlet from a church friend.

This one has broader leaves than the previous Spider plant showed above. 

One day I noticed a shoot growing out from it.

This Spider Plant has green and yellow or white stripes on the leaves.

Spider Plants are very easy to grow and take care.

They grow well in well drained garden soil.

It is best kept from direct or full sunlight.

It is named Spider Plant because the plantlets look like spiders.

 This is the mother plant. Most of the yellow stripes have changed to white stripes.

 The yellow stripes can be seen on the plantlets.

Sometimes, the tips of the leaves will turn brown or black but will not harm the plants.

Some of the leaves have more yellow or white than the green.

I woke up this morning and found some leaves from the Croton plants blown to the ground. There was very strong wind and heavy rain last night.

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