Does Chlorophytum comosum bloom?

The main function of thousand-leaf spider plant is ornamental. Many people grow Chlorophytum comosum for its leaves and shape, because Chlorophytum comosum has small leaves and beautiful plant shape, which has great functions of viewing leaves and shape. However, some people have been raising Chlorophytum comosum for a long time, but they may not have seen it bloom. They may even think that Chlorophytum comosum only grows leaves and does not bloom. In fact, the thousand-leaf spider plant can bloom, but it is not very common.

Chlorophytum comosum blooming

Chlorophytum comosum has many leaves, which are densely packed, but relatively few flowers. When the thousand-leaf spider plant blooms, you suddenly find that among the dense small leaves, a small fork has been extended unknowingly, and several small claws extend symmetrically on both sides of the fork, and the tip of the claw is the flower bud. When the flower bud slowly unfolds, a small flower blooms. It’s really hard to describe the appearance of the flower. It looks small, light green, has no fragrance, and is not very eye-catching, but it is very cute. The flowers of the thousand-leaf spider plant make people feel the flavor of spring.

The value of flowering of Chlorophytum comosum

The flowers of Chlorophytum comosum are very small, light green in color and have no fragrance. The flowers are very small, much smaller than the leaves, and cannot be seen at all if you don't look carefully. Therefore, the flowers of Chlorophytum comosum actually have no ornamental value, and its main purpose in home care is to view its leaves. However, the flowers can produce seeds after blooming, and can also be propagated by sowing, but it is not commonly used.