15 Seeds - Chlorophytum Orchidastrum (Amaniense), Spider Plant, Orange
15 Seeds - Chlorophytum Orchidastrum (Amaniense), Spider Plant, Orange
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15 Seeds - Chlorophytum Orchidastrum (Amaniense)
Chlorophytum Orchidastrum, also known as the Orange Spider Plant or 'Fire Flash', is an exotic, highly attractive tropical evergreen perennial. This striking indoor foliage plant features broad, glossy, lanceolate dark green leaves that contrast beautifully with vibrant, glowing mandarin-orange stems and leaf midribs. Growing to a compact height of 1-2 feet, it is a low-maintenance, shade-loving plant that makes an exceptional decorative statement on windowsills, office desks, or inside terrariums.
Description:
Name: Chlorophytum Orchidastrum
Plant type: Perennial
Height: 1-2 feet
Spread: 1-2 feet
Habit: Herb
Foliage color: Green/Lime, Orange
Flower color: White, Creamy white
Bloomtime: July to Augus
Chlorophytum Orchidastrum (Orange Spider Plant) Seed Sowing Guide:
Soil Preparation: Use a high-quality, lightweight, well-draining sterile potting mix. Lightly moisten the soil mix before sowing.
Sowing: Sow the seeds directly onto the surface of the soil. Perform a bare surface sow—do not deepen or bury the seeds, as they require light to stimulate germination. Gently press them down so they make good contact with the soil.
Humidity Dome: To maintain high humidity and constant moisture, cover your seed pot with a clear plastic wrap or film and secure it with a rubber band.
Light & Temperature: Place the pot in a warm location with a temperature around 70-75°F. Provide bright, indirect lighting. Growing under a professional grow light is highly recommended. Keep the setup out of harsh, direct sunlight to avoid overheating.
Moisture Control: Keep the soil consistently moisturized but never waterlogged. Mist gently with a spray bottle if the surface begins to dry out.
Germination Time: Please be patient, as these tropical seeds require about 4 to 6 weeks to sprout and germinate.
Ventilation: Once the first green sprouts emerge, gradually poke a few holes in the plastic wrap for ventilation, and fully remove it a few days later.
Important Note on Germination: Please note that tropical seeds can be stubborn and unpredictable. Germination rates may vary, and they require strict adherence to temperature, light, and humidity conditions. Patience and consistent care are key to successfully growing this exotic plant from seed.
Chlorophytum Orchidastrum Care Guide:
Hardiness zone (USDA zone): 11-12. Protect from frost; best grown indoors as a houseplant in cooler climates.
Light: Partial shadow. Prefers bright, indirect sunlight or dappled shade; avoid direct harsh sun to prevent foliage burn.
Watering: Medium. Keep the soil evenly moist during the growing season, but allow the top inch to dry out slightly between waterings.
Temperature: Warm. Ideal temperatures are between 65-80°F; avoid drafty areas and sudden cold drops.
Humidity: Moderate to high. Thrives in humid environments; benefits from occasional misting or a pebble tray.
Soil: Well-drained soil. Use a high-quality, rich potting mix that retains moisture but allows excellent drainage.
Fertilizer: Feed once a month during spring and summer with a balanced, water-soluble liquid fertilizer at half strength.
Sowing seeds:
Sow seeds in a high quality potting mix soil, surface (barely covered) sow, no deepening, keep them moisturized and warm. I would recommend a plastic film wrap with a rubber band. Place your pot in a warm place with bright lighting (preferably under a grow light), not in the sun. Please allow about 4-6 weeks to germinate.
