Chlorophytum comosum is an Old School favourite and it is very much back On Trend. Most commonly known as the ‘Spider Plant’, resembling a spider when it starts to grow as "spiderettes", which dangle down from the mother plant like spiders on a web. Its Latin name is derived from the words chloro for green and phyton for plant. As it grows it will become moe sculptural and it will grow long shoots, on which little white bunches of flowers will appear. From these shoots you will see that new tiny Chlorophytum plants will develop.You can leave the new plants on the stems of your original one, or you can carefully take them off. Just cut out the baby plants and plant them in a pot. New plant babies.  Chlorophytum also appears on the NASA list for being one of the very best plants for air purification. This plant ticks all the boxes.  Best displayed hanging.  Macramé hangers can be purchased separately.  The approximate rootball size is 15cm diameter