Chlorophytum comosum ‘Ocean’ in Kokodama The ocean wave of houseplants

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Summary: With its soft green and creamy-white striped leaves, Chlorophytum ‘Ocean’ sways like seafoam now nestled in an eco Kokodama pot, its perfect for low-maintenance freshness.

Why You’ll Love It

• Compact, wavy leaves with a striking variegated pattern
• Air-purifying and pet-safe ideal for bedrooms or kitchens
• Eco-friendly Kokodama pot for a natural, grounded look
• Easy to grow, even in lower light areas
• Perfect for German flats compact size (P15 H20 cm)

Light & Placement

Prefers bright, indirect light but is very tolerant of low light. Avoid harsh direct sunlight to prevent leaf scorch. A great fit for bathrooms or hallways.

Water & Humidity

Keep the soil lightly moist, but not soggy. Let the top 23 cm dry out between waterings. Enjoys average humidity and occasional misting.

Soil & Potting

Use well-draining potting mix. Kokodama pots dry faster, so check soil more often. Great for hanging or placed in decorative bowls.

Toxicity & Safety

Pet-safe one of the best houseplants for homes with curious pets.

Growth & Propagation

Grows in small tufts with occasional baby “spiderettes” that can be easily propagated in water or soil. Prune faded tips for freshness.

Seasonal & Special Care

Active in spring and summer. In winter, reduce watering and avoid cold air. Occasionally rinse leaves to remove dust and boost photosynthesis.

Common Issues

• Brown tips: Often from dry air or tap water with high minerals.
• Yellow leaves: Overwatering or lack of drainage.
• Leaf curl: Needs more humidity or light.

Botanical Background

Chlorophytum comosum ‘Ocean’ is a compact cultivar of the classic Spider Plant, beloved for its gentle leaf shape and easygoing care. Originating from South Africa, it’s a top pick for improving indoor air quality.

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