Chlorophytum 'Hawaiian Spider' missing-image Spiky stems of this mature

Spiky stems of this mature specimen have grown completely wild

before putting on a spectacular golden yellow display in autumn

The paper bark maple

These plants require high humidity

it develops thicker woody stems

Chlorophytum 'Hawaiian Spider' missing-image Spiky stems of this matureMembers of the genus Chlorophytum, native to tropical areas of Southern Africa, are typically known as spider plants, thanks to their long slender arching leaves which are spider like in appearance. Like other spider plants this variety produces a big family of plantlets on stems reaching out from the pot, which are happy either hanging from their parent or trimmed and propagated into new plants. Chlorophytum 'Hawaiian Spider' has deep green leaves