If there's one houseplant I recommend to all beginner houseplant collectors, it's the spider plant. Not only is it a staple for luscious indoor garden foliage, it's also one of the easiest to care for. But, there is one common thing many struggle to achieve: getting a spider plant to flower.
In the spring and summer months, spider plants often put out long flower spikes, or runners, with tiny white flowers along them. But, even when providing optimal spider plant care, you may not see any of these charming white blooms. It doesn't mean your spider plant isn't happy, however. Rather, a lack of blooms can simply indicate your plant isn't yet mature enough or it hasn't got quite enough sunlight.
