Photo taken on Nov 09, 2017

White-striped spiderwort is probably the coolest among spiderworts (at least in my collection). It is so shade-resistant that it's hard to imagine (for me). Every time I come to this room, I see it somewhere on a table, always growing under artificial light, and every time it is longer and denser. Of course, I fertilise it — I put fertiliser sticks into all pots in this room every 2-3-4 months.

On the right, there are two plants which I never grew at home. I just took them, repotted and brought here. Still, it's a pleasure to see them. The upper right shot is beefsteak begonia.

The lower right is “Bonny” spider plant. I've seen it before, but I didn't know that it can grow into such a pretty chaotic heap.

beefsteak begonia Begonia x erythrophylla
inch plant, river spiderwort, small-leaf spiderwort, wandering gypsy, wandering Jew, wandering trad, wandering Willie, water spiderwort Tradescantia fluminensis “Albovittata”
spider ivy, spider plant Chlorophytum comosum “Bonnie”