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If you’ve noticed your Hawaiian Spider Plant producing cream-colored babies, you’re not alone! This fascinating phenomenon is caused by a natural genetic variation called variegation, where parts of the plant lack chlorophyll, resulting in stunning cream or white tones. Environmental factors, like bright indirect light, can enhance this unique coloring, and it’s also a sign that your plant is thriving in a healthy environment.

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