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• Native to Japan and South Korea, this cultivar features a rare genetic variegation that creates natural white webbing patterns across each leaf
• Grows as a compact evergreen shrub with large, hand-shaped leaves that can reach 20-30cm across when mature
• The Spider's Web variety is highly sought after by collectors for its stable variegation that won't revert to green
• Produces small white flower clusters in autumn when grown outdoors in suitable climates

• Water weekly during growing season, allowing soil to dry slightly between waterings - reduce to fortnightly in winter
• Position in bright, filtered light indoors or morning sun with afternoon shade outdoors across Australia
• Plant in well-draining potting mix with added perlite or premium indoor plant soil blend
• Feed monthly with balanced liquid fertiliser from September to March, ceasing during cooler months
• Prune dead or damaged leaves at the base and trim to maintain shape in late winter
• Maintain humidity with regular misting or humidity tray, especially important in dry Australian climates
• Protect from frost and temperatures below 5°C - bring potted plants indoors during winter in cooler regions

• Provide bright, indirect light indoors or dappled shade outdoors - avoid direct sunlight which scorches variegated leaves
• Water when top 2-3cm of soil feels dry, allowing excess to drain completely - reduce watering in winter months
• Maintain humidity levels above 50% by grouping with other plants or using a humidifier
• Keep temperatures between 15-24°C for optimal growth and protect from cold drafts below 10°C
• Fertilise monthly in spring and summer with diluted liquid fertiliser, stopping in autumn and winter

• Scale insects and aphids may appear on leaves - treat with horticultural oil or insecticidal soap weekly until cleared
• Overwatering causes yellowing leaves and root rot - reduce watering frequency and improve drainage immediately
• Brown leaf edges indicate low humidity or fluoride in tap water - use filtered water and increase humidity with a pebble tray
• Spider mites thrive in dry indoor conditions - mist leaves regularly and wipe down with damp cloth weekly

faq

How often should I water Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web?

Water Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web when the top 2-3cm of soil feels dry, typically weekly in summer. During cooler months, reduce to fortnightly watering. Always check soil moisture first as overwatering causes yellowing leaves and root problems.

Is Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web safe for pets?

Yes, Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web is safe for cats and dogs. This plant is non-toxic and won't cause harm if pets occasionally nibble the leaves. However, large quantities of any plant material can cause mild stomach upset, so it's still best to discourage excessive munching.

How fast does Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web grow?

Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web grows slowly to moderately, typically adding 15-30cm per year under ideal conditions. Growth rate depends on light levels, temperature, and care consistency. Plants grown indoors tend to grow more slowly than those in optimal outdoor conditions with morning sun and protection.

Does Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web prefer full sun or shade?

Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web prefers bright, indirect light indoors or dappled shade outdoors. Direct sunlight can scorch the variegated leaves, especially during Australia's intense summer months. Morning sun with afternoon shade works well for outdoor plants in most Australian climates.

How big does Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web get?

Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web typically reaches 1-2 metres tall and 1-1.5 metres wide when fully mature. Indoor plants usually stay smaller at 60cm-1.2m tall. Regular pruning helps maintain desired size and shape, and growth can be controlled through pot size selection.

Why is my Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web dying?

Your Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web is likely suffering from overwatering, which causes yellowing leaves and root rot. Other common causes include too much direct sunlight, pest infestations, or sudden temperature changes. Talk to Our Plant Experts at Garden View Nursery for personalised help.

Can I grow Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web in a pot?

Yes, Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web grows excellently in pots and actually prefers container growing for better drainage control. Choose a pot 30-40cm wide with drainage holes and use premium potting mix. Repot every 2-3 years when roots become crowded. Shop Pots & Planters at Garden View Nursery.

How much does Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web cost in Australia?

Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web typically costs $25-$85 in Australia depending on size and maturity. At Garden View Nursery, you're investing in healthy, expertly grown plants with strong variegation patterns and robust root systems that establish quickly in your home. Buy Fatsia Japonica Spider's Web Now from Garden View Nursery.

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