Spider Plant with self-watering pot

• 1 Healthy Spider Plant
• 1 Durable Self-Watering Pot
• Pot Size: Width - 8.5cm , Height- 9.5cm

Elevate your space with our elegant Spider Plant in a self-watering pot.  Known for its long green-and-white striped arching leaves and air-purifying powers, this spider plant thrives indoors with minimal effort, filters out indoor pollutants for a healthier living environment, and is perfect for modern homes and workspaces.

Paired with a smart self-watering pot, it maintains the ideal water volume, making spider plant care stress-free and beginner-friendly.

Spider Plant Benefits

• Air-Purifying: Filters toxins and improves indoor air quality.
  
  

• Lucky Charm: Considered to bring good fortune.
  
  

• Visually Soothing: Its cascading green leaves bring calm and freshness to any corner.

Versatility: Adaptable to various indoor environments.

FAQs

1. How does the self-watering pot work?

The pot has a reservoir at the bottom that stores water and allows the plant to absorb just the right amount of moisture through capillary action, keeping watering stress-free and mess-free!

2. How often should I water the spider plant in a self-watering pot?

Water the spider plant once every 7 days to maintain its growth. The self-watering pot ensures the plant absorbs just the right amount of water, maintaining healthy growth without the risk of overwatering.

3. Do I need to repot the plant after delivery?

        No, the spider plant arrives pre-potted in a self-watering pot, ready to display straight out of the box. Just place it in your desired spot and enjoy hassle-free greenery.

• Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light. The spider plant needs at least 4 to 6 hours of sunlight.
• Location: Best near an east or west-facing window with filtered light.
• Water: Water when the top 1–2 inches of soil feel dry. In a self-watering pot, simply refill the reservoir as needed, and the plant absorbs just the right volume of water.

• Overwatering: Yellow leaves, soggy soil, root rot.
• Underwatering: Dry soil, drooping or yellowing leaves.