a) it is cheap (I got mine from Homebase for £3.49 but look out for them at charity plant sales, car boots sales, jumble sales)
and
b) because it is almost impossible to kill them.
The spider plant will also reduce other toxins which exist in the home, like formaldehyde (from carpets, plywood, flatpack furniture and insulation materials) whose effects can range from mild eye, nose and throat irritations to more serious conditions. Blimey.
Apparently the way to care for a spider plant is to leave it alone, only watering it when it looks half-dead. Sounds simple enough.
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