Spider Plant 'Bonnie' moonlight commonly named after its fenestration

commonly named after its fenestration patterns

preferring indirect light and moisture

The pinkness on the leaves is due to a lack of chlorophyll—the chemical that makes plants’ leaves green

but as the plant matures and the leaves become larger and fenestrated so it looks somewhat similar to White Monstera

Spider Plant 'Bonnie' moonlight commonly named after its fenestrationBotanical Name: Chlorophytum comosum, Common Names: spider plant, airplane plant, spider ivy Description: The Spider plant is a flowering perennial native tropical South Africa. The leaves of the spider plant are thin ribbon like strands which end in a point and grow upward and bend downward giving it the look of a spider. The Spider plant produces small white flowers that grow along a long stalk independent to the leaves of the spider plant. Also