3 in. Spider Plants Chlorophytum comosum Golden Glow aka Hawaiian & variegated

Up for auction are 3 varieties of Spider Plants Chlorophytum comosum ‘Golden Glow’ also called ‘Hawaiian’ is a strong plant with thick green leaves accented with light to bright yellow mid-rib. The color depends on plant’s growing cycle and environment, mine fades when it’s hot and brightens when cooler, it’s interesting to watch it changing colors. Pic.1 and 2 show the parent plant and Pic. 3 and 4 show the actual plants for sale. Chlorophytum comosum ‘Variegatum’ This plant has dark green leaves with white stripes down the edge of each leaf. It is the commonest of the white margined cultivars. It is vigorous and produces large clumps very quickly, the leaves are narrow and little over a foot long. Pic. 5 and 6 show the actual plants for sale. Also a set of 12 pups / babies with roots available, see the last picture. They can be potted and used for gifts, party favors etc. Chlorophytum comosum White, possibly ‘Vittatum’ This plant has the clearest white center of any of the center variegated spider plants–as white as ‘Variegatum’s’ margins. This is the variety that has the most white of any variety with some leaves that are totally white. The overall appearance is of a plant that is more white than green, shown in the last two pictures. Please note: this variety will be available later in the season. You will receive a well rooted plant in 2 1/2 or 3 in. pot, well rooted and ready to repot and spread. 4 in. plants with 3 crowns are offered when available.12 pups are usually green / white or might be mixed if available. If ordering multiple plants you can get the same or different varieties, just send me a note to specify. I can also customize the number of plants so contact me with any questions. All my plants are organically grown. No chemical fertilizer, no toxic insecticides ever used in my garden. Please Spread the Word: Each year, about seven million birds die from exposure to lawn herbicides. Bees are now on the endangered species list and monarch butterfly populations have dropped by over 90% in the last two decades. All this death and destruction is happening so that we, humans, can have lush, green, weed-free lawns and just weeks after dumping all these harsh chemicals on our lawns, dandelions and other ”weeds” pop right back up. Dandelion’s resilience may be annoying for those desiring a perfect lawn, but their seed, nectar and foliage are important food sources for birds, pollinators and other beneficial insects (Darcy Larum) I guarantee my plants to be strong and healthy when they are packed for shipping, however lost or damaged packages are beyond my control. If any problems please contact me within 48 hours, I will do my best to assist you or discuss refund/replacement. Buyer is responsible for all shipping cost Happy bidding!