Posts tagged spider plant

The annoyed tiki squints from the sunshine in his eyes while spiders propagate in his head.
(Chlorophytum comosum)

My pretty pup works it for the camera. Surrounding Lulu are musa, chlorophytum comosum, dracaena marginata, and pellaea rotundifolia.

Vintage glass light fixture and Chlorophytum comosum.

A spider baby sprouted roots in just over a week in this repurposed spice jar. (Chlorophytum comosum)

Spider plants are incredibly easy to propagate. Snip off one of the babies, and place in water. Once it grows roots, it can be planted in a pot. (Chlorophytum comosum)

After the flowers, new spiders grow. (Chlorophytum comosum)

spider plant

Another spider plant flower. (Chlorophytum comosum)

Spider plant babies begin with flowers. (Chlorophytum comosum)

Hazanotations is a photoblog by Randi Hazan, founder and creative director of the Brooklyn-based design firm Hazan & Company.

She is also co-curator of Number of the Day, a blog devoted to the aesthetic appreciation of numerals.

Randi likes to draw, grow things, and photograph design in life, including but not limited to:

Plant topics:
–> Hoya plants
–> Banana Plant
–> Flowers
–> Money tree
–> Palm trees
–> Spider plant
–> Baby's Tears
–> Ferns
–> Jasmine
–> Edibles
–> Trees
–> Moss

Non-plant Topics:
–> Lulabelle
–> Pattern
–> Typography
–> Packaging
–> Signage
–> Vintage glass
–> Gowanus
–> Books
–> Sunsets
–> Blue Skies
–> Street Art
–> The Letter R
–> Decay

say hi: randi [@] hazanco [.] com

All photos are taken by Randi Hazan, unless otherwise noted. Please be kind and include a credit if reblogging.