Nurturing nature can be a tricky skill to master, however, developing that green thumb is definitely worth it.
01. Fiddle-Leaf Fig plant
Fiddle-Leaf Fig plant
Fiddle-Leaf Figs are every interior designer’s go-to plant due to their striking sculptural constitution. Its slender trunk adorned with big lush leaves create an impeccable balance and immediately catches the eye.
One could also say that Fiddle-Leaf Figs add a lot of character to the space and contribute a sense of quirkiness and originality to the overall home décor. The fig tree grows best in bright and sunny (but indirect) light. So it’s best that you keep it facing the window light.
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02. Areca Palm
Areca Palm
This plant makes a statement like no other. A large solo Areca Palm can bring an empty corner to life.
Areca Palm also known as Bamboo Palm has gained popularity due to its soft fronds and tolerance for low light. NASA has listed Areca Palm as one of the top air-purifying plants. It loves bright indirect sunlight and with the application of monthly fertilizers will continue to maintain a lush look.
03. Snake plant
Snake Plant
This is the ideal plant for beginners, as killing them has proven to be quite difficult. You can set it and forget it, worry-free. Being one of the toughest indoor plants with its stately upright foliage, the snake plant adds great architectural form to the room and blends well with all styles of décor.
Overwatering can cause it to rot, or might even kill it. So keeping the soil well drained is key.
This plant can adapt to both low light and direct sunlight, so it’ll do well, either way, just make sure you keep it away from the air conditioning unit, or any dry draft. Humidity is its friend.
04. Rubber plant
Rubber plant
Rubber plants are quite easygoing in a way. They have the added benefit of being one of the best natural air cleansers. You could set them against your favorite seating area and enjoy a breath of fresh air.
It can handle a little neglect, only needing to be watered when the soil is dry. It should receive ample exposure to indirect light, either natural morning sun or partly shaded sun.
05. Dumb Cane
Dumb Cane
Also known as leopard lily, the dumb cane is a tropical foliage house plant. With its broad foliage, colorful blotches and speckles when combined with a decorative pot, this plant looks exceptional! This plant is best grown as an indoor plant, while it thrives in the shade, it will appreciate a rotation every now and then as it tends to lean towards the light. A fast-draining, well-aerated potting mix is a necessity, as the roots should never be left in soggy soil.
Watering this plant is a bit tricky; make sure the top 2 layers of soil are dry before giving it its weekly shower. Even though it seems like a handful, this plant is definitely worth the trouble.
06. Dracaena Warneckii
Dracaena Warneckii
This tropical shrub makes for a great statement piece. They add vibrancy to the space with their glossy leaves and colorful patterns. This potter appreciates bright indirect lighting and rotating the plant for even growth is recommended.
Watering lightly with purified water will reap the best results, as this plant is sensitive to oversaturation and fluoride. This plant can be toxic to pets, so keep it clear of nibbles from your furry friends.
07. Chinese Evergreen
Chinese Evergreen
The Chinese Evergreen plant is quite a show stopper with its verdant green leaves splashed with white, silver, pink or red – based on its variety. They serve as perfect accent pieces for empty corners or could even be paired with big furniture pieces.
Another NASA favorite, this is also listed as one of the top air purifying plants. When taking care of them keep in mind, the darker the leaf, the more likely it is to thrive in a shady spot, the lighter variations value medium to low indirect light and well-drained soil.
If you have curious critters around, it would be wise to skip this plant, as it can be toxic when ingested.
08. Split-Leaf Philodendron
Split-Leaf Philodendron
Favored by many, this plant has a distinctive leaf-shaped as though it’s been gently cut into by a careful hand. The beautiful green foliage makes a charming addition to any household.
This vigorous vining plant removes a lot of toxins from the air, making the space feel lively. It may bloom at any time of the year when exposed to moderate to low indirect light and keep in moist soil.
Occasional pruning would be necessary as it tends to grow a fair amount.
09. Mosaic plant
Mosaic Plant
This plant thrives best in tropical climates, enjoying humidity and indirect but bright sunlight. It can be a little tricky when it comes to watering as this plant likes its soil moist but well-drained, too much water will cause it to rot, and if dried out the leaves will wilt, however, it recovers quite well. Growing to 6 inches tall approximately, this small potter pal is the perfect addition to your north-facing window.
10. Velvet Plant
Velvet Plant
This plant will thrive with ample sunlight and a steady water supply in a well-drained pot. Another easy-going planter, and is perfect for beginners.
The name velvet plant is well acquired by referring to the velvety and opalescent heart-shaped leaves that come in a range of colors from bronze to dark green with pink and purple highlights.
With the vibrant purple hues and almost iridescent texture, this is a sure conversation starter and a wonderful ornamental piece.
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