Grow Beautiful Indoorplants
The Indoorpeace is all about helping you find success in growing beautiful, thriving houseplants.
If you Choosing the right indoorplants for your home needs careful consideration if you want it to live forever. Despite plants’ ability to survive easily in their natural habitats, bringing them indoors has its challenges. Lighting, spacing, humidity, and climate are just some of the things that can affect how well your houseplant lives.
we all need a little green in our lives. Finding tranquility and happiness is essential for maintaining mental well-being in the hustle and bustle of our daily lives. One often-overlooked source of joy can be found right within the confines of our homes-houseplants.
These green companions not only add aesthetic appeal to our living space butalso have the power to impact our mood and overall mental health positively.
In this blog,we’ll explore the uplifting qualities of some popular indoor plants
These green companions not only add aesthetic appeal to our living space butalso have the power to impact our mood and overall mental health positively.
In this blog,we’ll explore the uplifting qualities of some popular indoor plants
Easy Houseplants Anyone Can Grow
Finding the right plant for you depends on how much maintenance you’re prepared to do when looking after your plant. When you’re a beginner to plant parenthood, you should try to find a low maintenance houseplant. This way, you’ll be able to get used to caring for an easy plant before owning something more complicated. Here are our top 8 picks of easy houseplants anyone can grow, no matter where you are in your plant parent journey!
Snake Plant
Snake plants, also known as Sansevieria, are highly popular with beginner plant parents. These desert plants are some of the most resilient indoor plants you can own. It’s almost impossible to kill these houseplants. They aren’t sensitive to overwatering, they don’t need regular fertilization, and they can survive in any light conditions, even extremely low light.
Spider Plant
Another low maintenance houseplant that’s hard to kill is the spider plant. It can survive in low light or a bright, sunny window ledge and retains water very well. So, you can position it almost anywhere in your home and won’t need to worry about watering it every week. They also grow fast and can easily be propagated to create new houseplants.
Pothos
Pothos is a beautiful hanging houseplant that can be left to trail off a bookshelf or wrapped around a moss pole to create a freestanding corner plant. It’s very forgiving and can tolerate both low and bright light. You’ll just need to be careful not to overwater it, as it prefers minimal watering when the top 1-3 inches of soil have dried out.
Jade Plant
Jade plants are often small with thick, round leaves. Because their leaves store water for long periods, they can go between 1-2 months without water. They love a bright, sunny position (like a window ledge) or an area with a bright LED grow light.
Snake Plant
Snake plants, also known as Sansevieria, are highly popular with beginner plant parents. These desert plants are some of the most resilient indoor plants you can own. It’s almost impossible to kill these houseplants. They aren’t sensitive to overwatering, they don’t need regular fertilization, and they can survive in any light conditions, even extremely low light.
Spider Plant
Another low maintenance houseplant that’s hard to kill is the spider plant. It can survive in low light or a bright, sunny window ledge and retains water very well. So, you can position it almost anywhere in your home and won’t need to worry about watering it every week. They also grow fast and can easily be propagated to create new houseplants.
Pothos
Pothos is a beautiful hanging houseplant that can be left to trail off a bookshelf or wrapped around a moss pole to create a freestanding corner plant. It’s very forgiving and can tolerate both low and bright light. You’ll just need to be careful not to overwater it, as it prefers minimal watering when the top 1-3 inches of soil have dried out.
Jade Plant
Jade plants are often small with thick, round leaves. Because their leaves store water for long periods, they can go between 1-2 months without water. They love a bright, sunny position (like a window ledge) or an area with a bright LED grow light.
Monstera
Monsteras are one of the fastest-growing houseplants you can get. In the right conditions, they can grow as tall as 10-15 feet and 8 feet wide (source)! Being native to warm conditions, they like moderate warmth, some humidity, and bright, indirect light to thrive. If your plant doesn’t get enough humidity, infrequent misting of the aerial roots can promote additional growth and help it grow outwards as well as upwards (source).
ZZ Plants
ZZ plants, also known as Zamioculcas Zamiifolia, are very easy to care for. These low maintenance indoor plants can survive in low or bright light with any humidity. They don’t need to be watered much either, as they prefer light, infrequent watering once the soil has dried out.
Money Tree Plant
Another stunning low maintenance houseplant is the lucky money tree plant! Able to survive any bright, indirect sunlight conditions, or live next to an LED grow light, you can keep this plant almost anywhere in your home. If you often forget to water your plants, or go on long vacations away, your plant can survive minimal, infrequent watering easily. In fact, it prefers it!
String of Hearts
String of hearts is an adorable plant species. Their heart-shaped leaves suit any interior décor beautifully. But the best thing about these petite trailing plants is their low maintenance care needs! They prefer bright, indirect sunlight (from a natural source or an indoor grow light) and can survive severe neglect when it comes to watering.
Monsteras are one of the fastest-growing houseplants you can get. In the right conditions, they can grow as tall as 10-15 feet and 8 feet wide (source)! Being native to warm conditions, they like moderate warmth, some humidity, and bright, indirect light to thrive. If your plant doesn’t get enough humidity, infrequent misting of the aerial roots can promote additional growth and help it grow outwards as well as upwards (source).
ZZ Plants
ZZ plants, also known as Zamioculcas Zamiifolia, are very easy to care for. These low maintenance indoor plants can survive in low or bright light with any humidity. They don’t need to be watered much either, as they prefer light, infrequent watering once the soil has dried out.
Money Tree Plant
Another stunning low maintenance houseplant is the lucky money tree plant! Able to survive any bright, indirect sunlight conditions, or live next to an LED grow light, you can keep this plant almost anywhere in your home. If you often forget to water your plants, or go on long vacations away, your plant can survive minimal, infrequent watering easily. In fact, it prefers it!
String of Hearts
String of hearts is an adorable plant species. Their heart-shaped leaves suit any interior décor beautifully. But the best thing about these petite trailing plants is their low maintenance care needs! They prefer bright, indirect sunlight (from a natural source or an indoor grow light) and can survive severe neglect when it comes to watering.