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Spider's Web Fatsia (Fatsia japonica)

Spider's Web Fatsia (Fatsia japonica)

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Non-toxic to cats & dogsSee the ASPCA listing
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Ships in its nursery potThe decorative pot in the photos isn't included, so you can pick one that fits your space.

Spider's Web fatsia has large, glossy, hand-shaped leaves heavily speckled with white, like a fine spider web spun across each leaf. It's a bold, architectural plant that grows into a lush, bushy statement piece, and it's safe around cats and dogs.

Botanical name Fatsia japonica 'Spider's Web'
Also called Japanese aralia, variegated fatsia
Pet safety Non-toxic to cats and dogs (ASPCA listed)
Light Medium to bright, indirect
Mature size Can reach 3 to 5 feet indoors over time
Care level Easy to moderate

How to care for it

  • Light: medium to bright, indirect light keeps the white speckling strong. Direct sun scorches the leaves.
  • Water: water when the top inch of soil is dry. Keep it lightly moist, never soggy.
  • Temperature: it prefers cooler rooms, around 50 to 70°F, and dislikes hot, dry spots near heaters.
  • Humidity: average to high.

Common questions

Is it safe for cats and dogs?

Yes. The ASPCA lists Japanese aralia (Fatsia japonica) as non-toxic to cats and dogs. A pet that eats a lot of any plant may get a mild upset stomach, but it won't be poisoned.

Why are new leaves less speckled?

Variegation needs light. If new leaves come in greener, move it to a brighter spot, out of direct sun.

Ships in its nursery pot. Decorative pots in the photos are not included.

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Full care guide: Spider's Web FatsiaFirst week at home, troubleshooting & pet safety
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Brian

My Fatsia Japonica is even more beautiful in person. Thank you.

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