Spider plant for leucs?
Hi guys!
I have a small spider plant that was "offspring" from my great grandmother's plant-a plant that she has had for 26 years and thats not her oldest one! Her pothos is 39 years old!!
I was wondering if i could use if for my leucs.
I will be using ABG mix and a 6500 k light.
I am aware that they will out grow the tank but just for a little while.
Will they thrive under the temps and humidity that the leucs should have??
Thanks!
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Spider plant for leucs?
Yup. But i would only use one of those offspring, just in case
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Re: Spider plant for leucs?
the spider plant should be able to adapt to most anything (as long as it isn't very cold or very dry)
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