#APRAZKA Introduction: Chlorophytum comosum, commonly known as the Spider Plant, Airplane Plant, or Ribbon Plant, is a well-loved and resilient houseplant known for its unique appearance and air-purifying qualities. Native to southern Africa, this plant has become a favorite choice for indoor and outdoor gardens worldwide due to its adaptability, ease of care, and attractive foliage. With its arching leaves and air-purifying capabilities, Chlorophytum comosum is a popular addition to homes and offices. Physical Description: Spider Plants are characterized by their long, arching leaves that resemble blades of grass. The leaves are typically green with central white or creamy-yellow stripes, creating a distinctive striped pattern. The plant produces slender, wiry stems that give rise to small, white flowers and baby plantlets (offsets) at the tips. These baby plantlets, which dangle from the mother plant like spiders on a web, are one of the reasons for the plant's common name. Habitat and Distribution: Chlorophytum comosum is native to the tropical and subtropical regions of southern Africa. In its natural habitat, it often grows as an understory plant in woodlands and forests. Due to its popularity as a houseplant, Spider Plants are now cultivated and grown in various regions with suitable climates around the world. Cultivation and Care: Spider Plants are known for their low-maintenance nature, making them a favorite choice for both beginner and experienced gardeners.