1. Pothos (Devil's Ivy)
Pothos is a favorite among beginners. This adjustable plant can thrive in nearly any lighting condition. It will brighten up a shelf or hanging basket with heart-shaped leaves and a vibrant green hue. Plus, it is a natural air purifier, making it effortless to improve your indoor air quality.
2. Chain of Pearls
That small leaves grow out in drooping, round curls, a fun detail about almost any house. It shines like a good modern, work-of-art decoration for hanging planters. It succeeds if exposed to lots of brilliant indirect lighting.
3. Philodendron Brasil
The Philodendron Brasil has a beautiful green and yellow variegated leaf. The trailing vines grow very fast, creating a dramatic statement in any room. It is also very easy to care for, making it perfect for beginners.
4. Spider Plant
One loves Spider Plant’s arched leaves and cutie little shoots (spiderettes), an absolutely beautiful plant and highly practical. It is good for getting rid of all toxins from the air and can be kept almost everywhere.
5. English Ivy
To keep the look graceful and in place, go with English Ivy. The vine-like appearance drenched or tossed upon a mantel will forever be memorable. Hang that beauty in a basket, which also helps fight the winter blues. As a bonus, it'll improve the indoor air quality within your home.
6. String of Hearts
String of hearts gives a romantic feel to any room with its dainty heart-shaped leaves. These leaves have subtle pink highlights. It thrives on bright, indirect light, so it is a beautiful, maintenance-free choice.
7. Creeping Fig
This creeping fig has small, verdant leaves, with the whole plant either hanging loose or as a climber for vertical gardens and decorating bare walls. It's fast-growing and easily adapts to different settings.
8. Tradescantia Zebrina, aka Wandering Jew
It is eye-catching because of its shimmering purple and silver-striped leaves. This fast-growing Tradescantia Zebrina is relatively easy to propagate and can be a favorite of any plant lover. Its colorful hue can bring vibrancy to any place.
9. Hoya Linearis
Hoya Linearis is a real showstopper with its long, lanky cascading vines and tender, woolly leaves. If all your conditions are right, they produce highly fragrant, star-shaped flowers that add a unique feature to your plant collection.
10. Peperomia Hope
Peperomia Hope grows compact yet delightful, round leaves that resemble succulents. Due to its trailing feature, it is a good choice for small spaces and desktop planters. Its minimal care requirements make it a perfect choice for everyone.
11. Burro's Tail (Sedum morganianum)
The plump bead-like leaves that this one is loved for are trails that have stems. Succulents will thrive in bright lights, have low water needs, and work fantastically in the sun because their interesting texture adds depth to plant display.
12. Maidenhair Fern
Maidenhair Fern adds an ethereal feel to the space with its delicate, feathery foliage. This is high maintenance, requiring more care and humidity than most trailing plants. Its beauty is well worth the extra effort. Put it in a bathroom or next to a humidifier for maximum growth.
13. Golden Pothos
Golden Pothos is the loveliest color version of the classic pothos. Its golden variegation is quite stunning. It'll bring a bright cheeriness into any room, even though its beauty is as easy to care for as the green version.
14. Boston Fern
Boston Fern is an old-fashioned hanging basket plant, so very recognizable with its luxuriant, arching fronds. It loves high humidity and indirect light conditions, which makes it a great houseplant for bathrooms, kitchens, or other moist parts of the house.
15. Swiss Cheese Plant (Monstera Adansonii)
This plant earns its nickname because of the unique holes that seem to appear in its leaves. Its trailing nature and tropical feel make for a great piece in any collection. Swiss Cheese Plant is relatively easy to care for, it adapts quite easily to the indoor environment.