1. Snake Plant
Snake Plant is a hardy and very architectural plant making it an ideal choice for the home. Statements will be made through its sword-like leaves. This plant requires very little care. Snake Plants can survive in a variety of lighting, from dark corners to very bright windows, and exhibit remarkable drought tolerance.
Care Tips
1. Water generally once a month, only when the soil is dehydrated.
2. Place in indirect light for optimal growth, but it will tolerate low light.
3. Bonus: The Snake Plant is a natural air purifier, so it is ideal for a bedroom to sleep better.
2. ZZ Plant
The ZZ Plant is a champion in the low-maintenance plants arena. The beauty of its dark glossy leaves adds grace to any room, and it can survive almost anywhere in low-light conditions or under artificial light. If your new home has a busy vibe and you’re not always home, the ZZ Plant is your ideal companion.
Care Tips
1. Water sparingly as this plant thrives on neglect and can go weeks without watering.
2. Perfect for low-light spaces like hallways or offices.
3. Dust the leaves occasionally to maintain shine and help with photosynthesis.
3. Pothos
Pothos is one of the most adaptable houseplants. Its draping tendrils beautify shelves, hanging planters, or a table centerpiece. It is available in various types, such as Golden Pothos, Marble Queen, and Neon Pothos, unmatched in such aesthetic variety.
Care Tips
1. Water only when the soil is dry.
2. Regularly pruning encourages growth and keeps its shape.
3. Ideal bright indirect sunlight but tolerates low light conditions.
4. Bromeliads
With Bromeliads, you move the tropics into your house with their gorgeous, vibrant-colored rosettes and superb structure. This plant is well known for its pop of color and for adding an exotic touch to the interior, depending on the indoor conditions.
Care Tips
1. Make sure your soil drains well. Don't overwater and let the soil dry out a bit between each watering.
2. Positioning in good bright indirect sunlight will yield the best results.
3. Mist at intervals to maintain the humidity level, and always keep the center cup filled with clean water.
5. Bird of Paradise
With the Bird of Paradise, you can turn your new place into a gorgeously green, tropical paradise. Its broad, banana-like leaves add to its exotic charm, and it is perfectly suited for living rooms or spacious areas. While its size might seem daunting, the Bird of Paradise is surprisingly easy to care for.
Care Tips
1. Sunny position; bright, indirect light is optimal.
2. The soil remains consistently moist in spring and summer.
3. Wipe the leaves to prevent dust buildup and keep them looking vibrant.
6. Parlor Palm
For a classic touch, the Parlor Palm is a wonderful option. Its delicate leaves bring a lush feel to any room without taking up much space. Ideal for apartments or cozy corners, the Parlor Palm is a testament to how less can be more.
Care Tips
1. Water, when the upper 75% of the soil dries out.
2. Survives on poor light, but loves strong, indirect light.
3. Occasional misting to give the plant its Indian humid environment.
7. Crotons
Crotons are magnificent plants with a wide spectrum of very bright multi-colored leaves, from deep green to fiery red, orange, and yellow. Therefore, dramatically adding to a living room, hallway, or patio.
Care Tips
1. Water when the soil top dries to an inch in depth but make sure the drainage is proper so that the root rot is avoided.
2. Place them under bright and indirect light for colors to pop.
3. Wipe leaves gently to keep them clean and allow the plant to photosynthesize effectively.
