LOL.
We call them airplane plants, and I think some call them “spider” plants, since we hillbillies don’t speak Latin or Greek, whatever language them folks that name plant species use.
They are a hanging plant, with long slender green and white leaves. They grow long stems from them with miniature “airplane” plants hanging down. These smaller ones are cut to start new ones. I have one HUGE plant (my aunt, the one who died at 94 years old last Oct.) gave me my cutting and I have shared cuttings with many others. made lots of starts off mine and have several baskets of them.
They are a common houseplant, you probably know them by another name there.
We call them spider plants in this neck of the woods. I have a very large pot with some in it. It has some babies hanging off, but it is in too large a pot. They like to get pot bound before they get prolific is sending out little ones.
I will have to watch myself around the woods here. We have mushrooms and decaying stuff all around. I think that is what probably killed our golden retreiver about 10 years ago. She used to dig in the woods while going after small critters, and she got an infection that just took her down.