Here's a close-up of the leaves.

spider plant????

never in the full sun ...

cant kill the thing.. if i am right ...

ken

It seems very similar to the reverse variegated spider plant{{gwi:807}} in that it has a darker center and light margins, but mine seems to have a lot less of a dark green in the middle and a lot less white on the margins than this plant.

Thank you for your help! I hope it is a spider{{gwi:807}} plant because it seems like a good one for brown thumbs like me!

This post was edited by Jaclyn9189 on Wed, Jan 28, 15 at 18:41

Defently a Chlorophytum comosum 'reverse Variegatum' ( Spider plant)
Variegation and the green hue depends on amount of light and given factors.

Good luck with it!

coloration is a function of light provided ...

yours is about twice as long as mine is ... though a different kind ... if the growth habits are the same.. the length of yours... could indicate prior low light levels... making it reach for the light... which would also affect the color ...

these are usually grown in hanging baskets.. so the little spider babes can hang down dramatically ...

if it was in low light... and you put it out in full sun.. do not be surprised if all the leaves brown ... but have faith.. new leaves will emerge ... and be accustoned to the new light levels ... just snip of the ends of leaves that brown ....

the houseplant forum peeps... should be able to take it from here ...

ken

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