Adding indoor plants to your home enhances the beauty of your room. To give your room or reading table a natural touch, there is no better option than adding houseplants. They are an excellent way to purify the air and enjoy health benefits naturally from plants. Houseplants also bring a feng shui vibe to your space with their colors and flowers.
Here, I present a list of some beautiful and popular houseplants to keep your room vibrant and lively. You don’t need to be a gardening expert, as there are many low-maintenance indoor plants available. Find and choose the best plant for your interior to lead a happy, healthy, and beautiful life.
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Calathea
They are also known as prayer plants because they fold up at night. They prefer indirect light or dappled sunlight and thrive in higher humidity. Use room-temperature water for watering. They are well-suited for entryways.
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Dracaena
Dracaena is also known for its beautifully shaped leaves. This plant doesn’t require high maintenance. It thrives in bright, indirect light and can tolerate lower light levels. Dracaena is an air-purifying plant. A door entryway is the best place to keep it.
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Z Z Plant
It has glossy, dark green leaves that grow in an elegant, arching pattern. It is well-suited for low-light environments and is an excellent choice for a shaded area near your front door. Its tuberous root stores water, allowing it to go weeks without needing watering. It is ideal for a busy lifestyle and is air-purifying.
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Air Plant
They don’t require soil to thrive. They absorb moisture and nutrients through their leaves. You can display them in glass terrariums, mounted on driftwood, or even hanging in decorative holders. They prefer bright, indirect light and appreciate occasional misting or soaking to maintain their moisture levels. They can be grown in various environments.
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Fiddle Leaf Fig
Large glossy leaves, and quite broad. They prefer bright, indirect light. Overwatering can lead to root rot. Great for improving air quality with a bit of attention and care.
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Snake Plant
Affectionately called “Mother-in-law’s tongue,” its leaves are usually dark green with lighter green banding, giving them a sophisticated, sculptural look. They thrive in a variety of lighting conditions, from bright indirect light to dim corners. Watering is simple, but overwatering can harm this hardy plant. It also serves as an air purifier and a great bedroom companion. The maintenance level of this plant is low.
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Pothos
Pothos is referred to as devil’s ivy. It bears vibrant, heart-shaped leaves and trailing vines, whether cascading from a hanging basket or climbing up a trellis. Pothos prefer bright, indirect light and can survive in low-light areas. This air-purifying plant requires infrequent watering.
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Lavender
Visually appealing, it has a delightful fragrance. Tall spikes feature purple blooms with silvery-green foliage. It is a great choice for sunny spots. It is a drought-tolerant plant that grows in well-draining soil and requires 6 hours of direct sunlight. It is low-maintenance and has a soothing aroma. It is a companion for cooking and crafting, whether for culinary use or to create sachets for your home.
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Peace Lily
White blooms rise above lush green leaves. The blooms symbolize peace and prosperity. It grows well in low light conditions and shaded entryways that don’t get direct sunlight. They love moisture but should not be overwatered. Water when the leaves droop slightly. It is an air-purifying plant that removes benzene, aldehyde, and ammonia from the air. The peace lily is perfect for creating serenity.
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Spider Plant
It is known for its long, arching leaves. The baby plant dangles down. Keep it in a hanging basket or on shelves. It is adaptable and thrives in various conditions, preferring bright, indirect sunlight. Spider plants are suitable for busy lifestyles and are used as air-purifying plants.
