The Easiest Houseplants for the Gardening Challenged.
Welcome! If you've ever struggled to keep a houseplant alive, this is a quick guide just for you! We're diving into the easiest, most forgiving hosueplants that even the most gardening-challenged can keep alive. Say goodbye to brown thumbs and hello to a home filled with lush, green life. Ready to get get started? Let's find your perfect plant.
Aloe vera
Aloe vera is one of the most widely used medicinal plants in the world. Lucky for you, it’s also a relatively easy plant to grow. Aloe is part of the succulent family and, therefore, prefers bright, indirect light coupled with dry conditions. It is common for experienced plant growers to keep their aloe plant near a kitchen window for easy, periodic use. Because they requiring minimal care they are ideal for beginners. Aloe thrives with infrequent watering perfect for busy individuals. You can use your easy to grow aloe for burns, cuts and other skin irritations. It helps improve indoor air quality by removing toxins. Overall, its the perfect beginner plant because of its versatile benefits and simplicity in growing.
Pothos
These trailing, foliage houseplants do well in a variety of environments. Due to their ability to thrive in low light conditions or bright indirect sunlight. They’re a popular choice for bathroom decor and as an office companion. Also known as Ivy, Pothos can be easily propagated from cuttings. Your best care plan for this plant is to water every few weeks and mist the leaves. If thats too much to ask keep reading.
ZZ Plant
The ZZ plant is renowned for its ease of care, making it an excellent choice for both novice and experience plant enthusiasts. It thrives in low to bright indirect light, making them perfect for offices spaces or dimly lit rooms. You can water sparingly as they are drought-tolerant and prefer their soil to dry out completely between watering. Ideal for those on the go or not plant perfect care takers. We also love these plants for their amazing glossy, deep green leaves and upright growth habit which add a touch of elegance.
Giant Air Plant
Likely, the easiest of all and offers a unique plant for beginners. As it name states it's an air plant. That’s right, no bark, no soil, and no pot necessary. It doesn’t require much care, and is often used as an accent plant for decorative purposes or in bouquets. They do very well near windows but artificial light can also suffice. Air plants absorb moisture through their leaves so misting them occasionally is good enough. They symbolize a lover of something a bit different by adding a modern and artistic touch to any space with their shapes and abilities to grow in unconventional places.
We hope you're feeling inspired and ready to bring some greener into your home. With the easy-to-care-for houseplants, anyone can enjoy a bit of nature indoors. Remember, it's all about finding the right plant for you.