A single pour of orange juice did not create a 20-year superplant. Spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum) are naturally tough, tolerating wide temperature (40–95°F) and humidity ranges.
Your current home (gas heat, dry air, variable temps) is fine if you provide:
Buy a small, inexpensive spider plant—it will thrive without OJ.
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