Fatsia Japonica 'Spider's Web' - 3L Pot

A uniquely spectacular evergreen shrub, Fatsia japonica 'Spiders Web' produces impressive, serrate...

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The Fatsia japonica 'Spider's Web' is ideal for gardeners looking to add architectural, evergreen interest to shaded or woodland-style garden spots. Its key benefit is the unique, frosted white-webbed variegation on its glossy leaves, which provides striking visual contrast throughout the year; however, prospective owners should note that it requires a sheltered position away from harsh, drying winds to maintain its foliage quality.

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How large will my Fatsia japonica 'Spider's Web' grow?

This cultivar can grow up to 2.5 meters in height if planted in ideal conditions.

Can I grow this plant indoors?

While it prefers the outdoors, it can be kept as a houseplant in a cool, bright, but indirectly lit room.

When does the 'Spider's Web' flower?

It typically produces its exotic, creamy white flowers between September and October.

Is this plant frost hardy?

It is generally hardy but benefits from a sheltered spot to prevent frost damage to the leaves in severe winter weather.

How often should I feed my plant?

A light application of a balanced granular fertilizer in the spring is sufficient for the growing season.

Troubleshooting

Leaves turning brown at the edges

This is often a sign of wind scorch or low humidity. Move the plant to a more sheltered position.

Leaves losing variegation

If the plant is in deep, total shade, the white webbing may fade. Move it to an area with more dappled, indirect light.

Wilting foliage

Check the soil moisture levels immediately; Fatsias require consistent moisture, especially when grown in containers.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Striking and unique leaf variegation
  • Excellent for low-light or shaded areas
  • Provides year-round evergreen interest
  • Low maintenance architectural structure
  • Suitable for both pot and ground cultivation

Cons

  • Susceptible to leaf burn in direct, scorching sun
  • Requires protection from cold, harsh winds
  • Slow-growing compared to non-variegated cultivars

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Upon receiving your 3L pot, water the plant thoroughly before moving it to its permanent location. Choose a spot with moist, well-draining, and fertile soil. If planting in a container, use a high-quality, peat-free compost mixed with some grit to improve drainage. While the Fatsia is relatively self-sufficient, apply a general-purpose fertilizer in early spring to encourage vigorous new growth. During the first year, ensure the plant does not dry out, especially during the summer. To maintain its shape, you can lightly prune back any overgrown or damaged stems in late spring.

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