Your Spider Plant will thrive in bright to moderate indirect light, but is tolerant of lower light spots too - although you may just see less /slower growth. Too much direct light will scorch its leaves.

Spider Plants have their own thick tuberous root systems, designed to survive prolonged periods of drought, so they don’t mind their soil drying out a little in between waterings - you can easily let the top third of the soil dry out before watering again. Use tepid, distilled water if possible, to prevent build up of chemicals like chloride and fluoride in the soil, which can cause browning leaf tips.

An occasional mist will keep humidity levels up and encourage healthy growth, or position near other plants to increase humidity.

Fertilise once a month in Spring and Summer, and cut back completely in Autumn and Winter.

Spider plants are more tolerant than most plants of cooler temperatures and are happy in temperatures ranging between 13C and 27C.

Non- toxic.

The Spider Plant is a great one to propagate - once the plantlets have developed, place in a small pot of soil while still attached to the mother plant, allow to take root and then cut from the mother. Larger, more mature mother plants can be propagated by division.

Repotting is only really necessary once the plant is really rootbound - every other year or so. Use a well draining soil.