Fatsia Spider Web

This plant thrives in bright, indirect light. While it can tolerate lower light levels, the unique white 'spider web' variegation may fade or turn greener if it doesn't receive enough consistent, bright light.

The care requirements for the Spider Web are very similar to standard Fatsia japonica. It prefers consistent moisture and moderate humidity, making it a relatively straightforward plant for those familiar with basic indoor gardening.

Since it arrives fully rooted in a six-inch pot, it is well-established and does not require immediate repotting. We recommend letting it acclimate to your home's environment for a few weeks before moving it to a new container.

Indoors, the Fatsia Spider Web typically reaches a manageable size of 3 to 4 feet tall. Its growth is relatively slow, allowing it to maintain its architectural, shrub-like shape for several years without overwhelming your space.

Yes, like many plants in the Araliaceae family, the Fatsia Spider Web is considered toxic to cats and dogs if ingested. It is best to keep it on a shelf or plant stand out of reach of curious pets.