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Aloe vera is a succulent plant that is often used to relieve burns and other skin irritations. It is also known to improve air quality by releasing oxygen into the atmosphere. This plant is easy to take care of because it doesn’t require a lot of water as long as it’s in a bright spot. If your aloe vera plant is healthy, it will produce pups. You c...
The spider plant, also known as the chlorophytum comosum, is a great low-maintenance indoor plant that looks cheery and vibrant. It is known to filter out toxins such as formaldehyde, benzene, and xylene from the air. Hang this plant from a basket, place it on a bookshelf, or put it on top of a cabinet. The leaves will eventually cascade down, crea...
These plants are taking houses by storm, and are the epitome of how common indoor plants can also be seen as very trendy (and reasonably priced – just check the most recent price of this Monstera deliciosa). The large, glossy leaves make a statement, and the plant can grow quite large if you let it. If you want a tropical element that grows up to 6...
The peace lily is a beautiful plant that can spruce up any home. It is known to be one of the best air-purifying plants and can remove toxins such as benzene, formaldehyde, and trichloroethylene from the air. This plant thrives in shady areas and should be watered about once a week. The leaves will tell you when they need water, as they will start ...
The fiddle leaf fig, or ficus lyrata, has been taking the houseplant world by storm in recent years. Its large glossy leaves are a show stopper in any room and as one of the more common household plants at the moment, you can’t go wrong with adding this to your home (check the latest price here). It’s best if you have a spot for your fiddle leaf fi...
Lucky bamboo is a popular plant that is known to bring good luck and fortune. It is also believed to purify the air and remove toxins. It grows quickly and can be easily propagated by cuttings. It’s one of the most common indoor plants because it’s fool-proof to take care of. Lucky bamboo can be grown in water or soil. If you choose to grow it in w...
There are so many different varieties of pothos, each with gorgeously unique markings on their leaves, that picking any type of this plant is going to be a great decision for your home (although I’m a particular fan of the golden pothos, which you can check the price of here). While pothos can stand on their own, they also look beautiful draped fro...
Bromeliad plants have a unique beauty about them that makes them one of the most popular houseplants for stylish indoor arrangements. They come in a wide variety of colors (you can get the one above with the bright red flower here, for example) and can brighten up any room. Bromeliad plants need bright, indirect light and should be watered about on...
This plant is tall, reaching up to six feet, and has long, green leaves that are bright and tropical looking. This plant prefers indirect sunlight, weekly waterings, and a humid environment. Consider misting the leaves of your mass cane plant to help increase the humidity. The mass cane plant is a great choice if you want a larger tree-like housepl...
The jade plant is a common houseplant that’s actually a succulent as part of the Crassula family. This plant is one of the most popular succulents because it is easy to take care of and has a beautiful appearance. Jade plants need bright, indirect light and should be watered about once a week. The soil should be quick draining so that there isn’t a...
Aug 15, 2023 · Caring, propagation, descriptions, and other information for each species are provided. House plants include foliage, flowering, succulents, and cacti. The indoor house plants are given their main common name used and botanical/scientific name.
In this Houseplants A-Z list, Common Names of popular houseplants are listed alphabetically and are followed by the Botanical Names in brackets. The Guide is divided into 3 categories; Foliage Houseplants, Flowering Houseplants and Succulents and Cacti.
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Oct 10, 2023 · Looking for some houseplants that will flower when grown indoors? There are quite a few to choose from, depending on your goals. In this article, gardening expert and houseplant enthusiast Madison Moulton shares her favorite flowering houseplants, with names and pictures of each!