51 Indoor Plants With Names and Pictures to Add in Your Collection

Updated onJun 12, 2024

Whether you are a gardening enthusiast, a newbie trying your hand at gardening, or an aesthete who wants to decorate your place, we understand how complex it is to choose which plants to grow and how to sustain them. 

That’s why we have brought you a special treat! Mentioned ahead is a detailed list of 51 easy-to-sustain and pretty indoor plants with names and pictures.

Snake Plant

The Snake Plant

If you are someone who loves the garden aesthetic without having to put in much effort, then Snake Plant is the one for you. The plant is known by several names, like Saint George’s sword and even the mother-in-law’s tongue, because of its sharp leaves. 

Botanical NameDracaena Trifasciata
SeasonSpring
Humidity LevelNormal, around 40%
Maintenance TipFrequently, wipe the leaves with a damp cloth.
Light RequirementIndirect and bright sunlight
Water IntakeEvery fortnight.

Sweetheart Plant

The Sweetheart Plant

A low-maintenance pick for those who don’t have lots of time in their routine to take care of plants. The heart-shaped leaves of this plant are aesthetically pleasing and perfect for those who like unique plants.

Botanical NameSweetheart Hoya
SeasonSpring and Summer
Humidity Level40% to 60%
Maintenance TipDon’t overwater the soil; just let it stay moist.
Light RequirementDirect sunlight
Water IntakeEvery 2 weeks

Aloe Vera

The Aloe Vera Plant

Want a plant that is easy to maintain, provides a bunch of benefits, and also has a long lifespan? Well, Aloe vera is the one for you! It is an easily available succulent that contains a bunch of vitamins and is extremely helpful for digestion, and oral health. Not only that, it is also a perfect mask for hair and skin.

Botanical NameAloe Barbadensis Miller
SeasonSummers
Humidity Level40% to 50%
Maintenance TipCheck the soil, and water when it’s super dry.
Light RequirementBright indirect light
Water IntakeEvery 2 weeks

Chinese Money Plant

The Chinese Money Plant

This plant is known to bring in abundance and prosperity. Tracing back to China, legends say whoever owns this plant, a lot of wealth and good luck come their way, hence the name. 

Botanical NamePilea Peperomioides
SeasonEarly Spring
Humidity Level50% to 60%
Maintenance TipThe leaves will start curling when the plant doesn’t get enough water.
Light RequirementBright, indirect light
Water IntakeOnce a week

Rubber Plants

The Rubber Plant

It’s an elegant and aesthetically pleasing plant that looks pretty in every corner of the house. Although it’s prone to pest attacks, the treatment to cure the plant is easy and doesn’t hurt the pocket. Also, make sure to only water the plant once the soil feels dry.

Botanical NameHevea Brasiliensis
SeasonSpring and Summer
Humidity Level50% to 60%
Maintenance TipThe plant catches pests quickly and requires horticultural oil to treat them.
Light RequirementMedium to bright light.
Water IntakeEvery one to two weeks

Peace Lilies

The Peace Lilies

A beautiful and unique-looking indoor plant that will enhance the look of your place. This is a widely available and easy-to-maintain plant. If you believe in Vastu, this peace lily plant is known to channel a lot of positive energy into your place.

Botanical NameSpathiphyllum Wallisii
SeasonEarly Summer
Humidity Level50% or higher
Maintenance TipDirect sunlight can burn the leaves of the plant
Light RequirementBright filtered indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce a week

Lucky Bamboo

The lucky bamboo plant

The lucky bamboo plant is known to help cleanse the air in your house along with, creating a nice and serene home environment. Also, it’s always tied up with the string, and it is recommended to never remove that string as it’s put in place to stabilize your plant.

Botanical NameDracaena Sanderiana
SeasonFall and winter
Humidity Level50% to 70%
Maintenance TipFill the plant’s pot to cover the roots completely.
Light RequirementModerate, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce seven to ten days

Air Plant

The Air Plant

These tiny, adorable-looking plants are easy to grow in any environment and will help elevate the decor of your place. Not only that, it also helps to filter out airborne dust and containment, which promotes better recovery from sicknesses like colds and coughs.

Botanical NameTillandsia
SeasonAll year
Humidity Level50% to 70%
Maintenance TipGrows better in a humidified environment than in a hot.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce a week

Bonsai

The Bonsai Plant

Came to the States after the end of World War II with soldiers from Japan. These are little trees in a pot; they’ll help elevate the look of your study room or even your living room. But don’t water the plant unless you feel the soil has dried up.

Botanical NameUlmus Parvifolia
SeasonSummer
Humidity Level40% to 50%
Maintenance TipRequires frequent pruning.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakePush your finger in the soil; if it feels moist, don’t water.

Christmas Cactus

The Christmas Cactus

Known by a bunch of names like holiday cactus, Thanksgiving cactus, and even crab cactus, these plants are highly adored for their vibrant red color. Similar to other cacti, these plants have an exceptional lifespan. If maintained properly, they can live over a hundred years and are passed from generation to generation.

Botanical NameSchlumbergera
SeasonWinters
Humidity Level50% to 60%
Maintenance TipIf you live in a dry location, place a small pot of water nearby to humidify the temperature.
Light RequirementEither bright indirect or medium indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every two weeks

ZZ Plant

The ZZ Plant

Are you looking for a plant that can magically remove harmful contaminants from the air? Then ZZ Plant is the one for you! Having this indoor plant in your place signifies growth, endurance, and even long life. The best part? It’s super low maintenance, with needing water every two to three weeks.

Botanical NameZamioculcas Zamiifolia
SeasonSpring to early fall
Humidity Level40% to 50%
Maintenance TipDon’t put it under direct sunlight, as it can burn the leaves.
Light RequirementMedium to bright indirect sunlight
Water IntakeEvery two to three weeks

Baby Jade Plant

The Baby Jade Plant

Baby jade looks like a cute-looking plant and is easy to care for. The plant brings in wealth and good luck when placed on the southeast side of your house. It is also known to provide positive chi and purify the air by removing the majority of toxins.

Botanical NameCrassula Ovata
SeasonSpring or Summer
Humidity Level30% to 60%
Maintenance TipPrune the dead branches.
Light RequirementBright sunlight
Water IntakeEvery two to three weeks

Fiddle Leaf Fig

The Fiddle Leaf Fig

The fiddle leaf fig is the best indoor plant if you have old people or people with respiratory issues at your place. This plant produces so much oxygen during the day that it overall increases the oxygen content of your house.

Botanical NameFicus Lyrata
SeasonSpring to fall
Humidity Level30% to 60%
Maintenance TipFrequently clean the leaves with a damp cloth.
Light RequirementLight Sunlight
Water IntakeEvery seven to ten days

English Ivy

The English Ivy

This is a pretty indoor plant that is used in making herbal medicine, but if you end up touching the plant without gloves, it can lead to irritated skin as it’s poisonous to an extent. It’s a low-light hanging plant that can thrive without direct sunlight. Keep it out of the reach of children and pets, as the poisonous content can lead to health concerns.

Botanical NameHedera helix L
SeasonSpring to summer
Humidity LevelModerate
Maintenance TipEnsure that you only water when the soil is drying out.
Light RequirementMedium to bright indirect sunlight
Water IntakeSix to ten days in summer and ten to fourteen in winter

Chrysanthemums

The Chrysanthemums

Also known as mums and chrysanths, it is a famous plant for friendship, happiness, and well-being. It also symbolizes devoted love, happiness, loyalty, joy, and longevity. The eye-catching flowers of this plant will look so beautiful placed in a corner of your house.  

Botanical NameChrysanthemums x Morifolium
SeasonLate summers to mid-winters.
Humidity Level70% to 90%
Maintenance TipIf you overwater the plant, the chances of getting fungal infections are high.
Light RequirementBright indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every week

Bunny Ears Cactus

The Bunny Ears Cactus

If you are someone who doesn’t have a lot of time, this is the ideal plant for you. This indoor plant can live up to 30 years and only requires water once every 10 to twelve days. These pretty-looking cacti don’t need a lot of care, and having them in your house signifies resilience and growth.

Botanical NameOpuntia Microdasys
SeasonSpring and summer
Humidity Level10% to 30%
Maintenance TipOnly water the plant when the soil is extremely dry.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeEvery ten to twelve days

Chinese Evergreen

The Chinese Evergreen

Alt: The Chinese Evergreen 

Legend says that the Chinese evergreen indoor plant is known to bring in good luck. This plant is for the newbies trying their hand at planting. Apart from purifying the air inside your house, the Chinese evergreen elevates the aesthetic of your place and makes it look like a garden.

Botanical NameAglaonema Commutatum
SeasonSpring and summer
Humidity Level60% to 70%
Maintenance TipRoots rot due to poor drainage.
Light RequirementDirect or indirect light
Water IntakeOnce every week

Asparagus Fern

The Asparagus Fern

This plant has needle-like leaves and symbolizes protection and growth. Not just that, Asparagus Fern is known to purify the air and is allergy-friendly. You can put it in a corner with or without bright light, and it’ll flourish beautifully.

Botanical NameAsparagus Setaceus
SeasonLate spring to early summer
Humidity Level40% to 60%
Maintenance TipDon’t overwater the soil and make it soggy.
Light RequirementDirect or bright indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every seven to nine days

Orchids

The Orchids

Belonging to the oldest family of flowering plants, this is one of the most commonly found plants. They are also a part of the largest flowering plant family. With their symmetrical leaves and beautiful appearance, they help enhance the aesthetic of your residence.

Botanical NameOrchidaceae
SeasonWinter to early spring
Humidity Level40% to 70%
Maintenance TipRoots can end up being rotten if you overwater the indoor plant.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce a week

Blue Star Fern

The Blue Star Fern

Blue star ferns symbolize spiritual growth and rebirth; they do not have flowers or seeds. These plants are used for making the skin, hair, and nails healthy, as they are non-toxic to humans, cats, and even dogs. Overall, they create a relaxing and comforting place for everyone while adding to the aesthetics of your place. 

Botanical NamePhlebodium Aureum
SeasonSpring and summer
Humidity Level50% to 60%
Maintenance TipThe plant thrives by being moist.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every week

Pothos

The Pothos

They are known by several names, like golden pothos, hunter’s rove, and also devil’s ivy, as they cannot die. They are the best for people who don’t have a lot of time to take care of their green friends. Pothos signifies strength, determination, and positivity. 

Botanical NameEpipremnum Pinnatum CV. ‘Aureum’ or E. Aureum
SeasonAll year round
Humidity Level50% to 70%
Maintenance TipIf your plants have yellow leaves or black stems, it indicates that you are not watering them enough.
Light RequirementBright, indirect light
Water IntakeOnce every one to two weeks

Weeping Fig

The Weeping Fig 

The weeping fig is also known as the Benjamin fig or ficus tree. They are quite tall and are used for purifying the air inside the house. If you want a healthy green plant that will suit the woody interiors of your house and doesn’t require a lot of care, the weeping fig is undoubtedly the one for you.

Botanical NameFicus Benjamina
SeasonSpring
Humidity Level60% to 75%
Maintenance TipLet the plant stay out of dry heat.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every nine days

Clivia

The Clivia

Clivia also known as a natal lily or bush lily, is quite rare and heavy on the pocket. They signify fortitude, modesty, and even gentleness. It is used as an ornamental plant as well as for herbal medicine in treating many illnesses.

Botanical NameClivia Miniata
SeasonSpring and summer
Humidity Level50% to 60%
Maintenance TipLet the soil be on the drier side, then moist and soggy.
Light RequirementBright, diffused sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every nine days

Boston Fern

The Boston Fern

This indoor plant will get you rid of harmful toxins and improve humidity levels by restoring them. Also known as sword fern because of its design and structure. These plants need attentive care, as once this plant dries up, you cannot recover it.

Botanical NameNephrolepis Exaltata ‘Bostoniensis’
SeasonAll year round
Humidity Level50% or greater
Maintenance TipIf the plant gets dried up, it won’t be able to recover, as it requires a lot of humidity.
Light RequirementLots of indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every week

Dragon Wing Begonia

The Dragon Wing Begonia

A beautiful plant that is drought and heat-tolerant with a colorful and attractive overall look. If you want to attract bees and butterflies to your garden, this is the plant for you. It’s a tough plant that doesn’t need a lot of care and water. With the right fertilization, it blooms beautifully.

Botanical NameBegonia Interspecific
SeasonLate spring to fall
Humidity Level50% to 60%
Maintenance TipFrequently needs to be fertilized.
Light RequirementPartial to full sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every nine days 

Algerian Ivy

The Algerian Ivy

Often presented to a newlywed couple as a sign of everlasting life, devotion, loyalty, and fidelity. This plant grows quickly and has thick, shiny, green leaves with reddish-colored stems. It rarely produces flowers, but once they do, it’s whitish green in nature.

Botanical NameHedera Algeriensis Hibberd
SeasonSpring and fall
Humidity Level40% to 60%
Maintenance TipOnly water when the soil feels 50% dry.
Light RequirementBright indirect sunlight or strong artificial light
Water IntakeEvery nine days

Anthurium

The Anthurium

A unique-looking indoor plant that is also known as the flamingo flower, and symbolizes affection and purity. But while it’s pretty to look at, touching an Anthurium could be a big mistake. When someone touches this plant, it makes their skin irritated or develops a rash. 

Botanical NameAnthurium Andraeanum
SeasonAll year round
Humidity Level50% or more
Maintenance TipWear gloves, while touching the plant.
Light RequirementKeep it out of direct sunlight but in a bright room
Water IntakeOnce every ten to fourteen days. 

Gerbera Daisy

The Gerbera Daisy Indoor Plant

A vibrant bunch of flowers that will instantly elevate the aesthetic of your place. Also known as Transvaal Daisy, Barberton Daisy, and even African Daisy. It’s found in a bunch of colors, like red, blue, pink, orange, yellow, and white.

Botanical NameGerbera Jamesonii
SeasonLate spring to fall
Humidity Level50% to 70%
Maintenance TipDeeply water the plant in the morning.
Light RequirementMedium to bright sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every week

Areca Palms

The Areca Palms

These plants are tall and attractive, with golden-colored trunks that look like bamboo stems. They are one of the best indoor plants to purify the air, according to Bill Wolverton who conducted NASA’s famous Clean Air Study. Even research from 2021 states that Areca Palms help remove the most toxic pollutants from the air.

Botanical NameDypsis Lutescens
SeasonSpring and summer
Humidity Level40% to 60%
Maintenance TipThis plant cannot tolerate direct sunlight, as it can lead to the leaves being scorched.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every ten days

Lady Palm

The Lady Palm

The Lady Palm indoor plant is a beautiful plant that is easy to grow indoors; it thrives in spring and early summer. But the only thing that needs to happen in this plant is that you’ll have to prune away the dead leaves, or it will stop growing.

Botanical NameRhapis Excelsa
SeasonSpring and early summer
Humidity Level50% or higher
Maintenance TipFrequently, prune away the dead leaves.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce a week

Watermelon Peperomia

The Watermelon Peperomia

Unique in looks, the Watermelon Peperomia is known to bring in good fortune to its owner. They aren’t high-maintenance and need a higher level of humidity to thrive. But they don’t require watering for like eight to nine days once you water them.

Botanical NamePeperomia Argyreia
SeasonSummer
Humidity Level50% to 60%
Maintenance TipThey thrive in highly humidified places.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every 9 days

Boat Lily

The Boat Lily

It is a plant with colored leaves, which makes it unique. This plant is used for treating cough, bronchitis, sprains, etc. They are pet-friendly, unlike the other lily plants. However, they need water twice a week, so it needs a bit of maintenance.

Botanical NameTradescantia Spathacea
SeasonLate spring and early summer
Humidity Level30% to 40%
Maintenance TipPour less water during late fall and wintry months.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeEvery three days

Prayer Plant

The Prayer Plant

The prayer plant folds its leaves together at dusk, which looks like it’s praying. These leaves open in the morning light again. The prayer plant is considered to bring positive energy and good luck to the owner.

Botanical NameMaranta Leuconeura
SeasonEarly spring to fall
Humidity Level50% to 60%
Maintenance TipDon’t let the soil get completely dry out.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeEvery one to two weeks

Baby Tears

The Baby Tears

The baby tears, also known as the angel’s tears, are small indoor plants that look pretty when kept in the corner of the house. The only maintenance they need is timely watering. These plants require a lot of water during the dry seasons; however, in breezy to cooler seasons, you can water them once every seven days.

Botanical NameSoleirolia Soleirolii
SeasonSpring to fall
Humidity Level75%, but 45% to 55% in warmer environments works too
Maintenance TipYou’ll need a lot of water during the dry weather.
Light RequirementBright, filtered sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every seven days 

Staghorn Fern

The Staghorn Fern

The staghorn ferns are slow-growing plants that make up a good interior showpiece. They are also known as air-scrubbing powerhouses because they can purify air by eliminating toxins. With their long lifetime, these plants can live up to a few decades.

Botanical NamePlatycerium Bifurcatum
SeasonSpring and summer
Humidity LevelBright, indirect sunlight
Maintenance TipFrequently, prune the dead leaves.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every week

Maidenhair Fern

The Maidenhair Fern

These are interesting-looking plants that will enhance the look of every corner you put them in. They are really useful for people with several respiratory diseases and infections, as they help purify the air in your home. These plants are easy to maintain, and you can also put them near your desk at your workplace.

Botanical NameAdiantum Pedatum
SeasonSummer
Humidity Level60%
Maintenance TipDon’t let your plant get waterlogged.
Light RequirementBright indirect light
Water IntakeOnce every seven to ten days

Hoya Carnosa Tricolor

The Hoya Carnosa Tricolor

A colorful plant with thick waxy leaves of green, pink, and white color that brightens every room. These plants smell sweet and symbolize gaining higher knowledge and fulfillment of the soul. However, you’d be required to keep the plant under shade as extreme sun exposure can burn the leaves.

Botanical NameHoya Carnosa ‘Tricolor’
SeasonLate spring and summer
Humidity Level40% to 60%
Maintenance TipKeep the plant in some shade, placing it under direct sunlight can burn the leaves.
Light RequirementBright, indirect light
Water IntakeOnce every fortnight

Banana Plant

The Banana Plant

A tropical plant with large, flexible, and waterproof leaves. These are grown in extremely humidified environments that need a lot of direct sunlight and water once a week. This plant’s leaves are used as utensils in the South Asian regions.

Botanical NameMusa Paradisiaca
SeasonAll year round
Humidity Level60% to 90%
Maintenance TipIf the place is too dry, try to use a humidifier.
Light RequirementDirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every week

Umbrella Tree

The Umbrella Tree

If you are someone who loves getting plants, that can stay with you for decades. This is the plant for you, as it can live a minimum of 25 years. These are extremely tall and can even survive in dry regions. The leaves of these plants are inclined downward, which gives the plant a beautiful umbrella look. 

Botanical NameSchefflera Arboricola
SeasonSummer
Humidity Level50% to 60%
Maintenance TipPerforms really well in dry weather.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce in seven to nine days

Yucca

The Yucca Plant

Yucca is known for its sword-like leaves that can grow under a bright, sunny spot in your house. This plant has antibacterial and antifungal effects that help in joint pain, high blood pressure, etc. It’s a tall and bulky plant that can enhance the aesthetic of your residence.

Botanical NameYucca Gigantea
SeasonSpring
Humidity Level30% to 50%
Maintenance TipEnsure that the soil is dry before you water it. 
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every two to three weeks

Purple Shamrock

The Purple Shamrock

A unique and beautiful-looking indoor plant that can be placed anywhere in the house. It has purple leaves that, together, look like a bunch of purple butterflies. They even produce small, delicate flowers. These plants are known to support many things, like bone health, the immune system, and even metabolism.

Botanical NameOxalis Triangularis
SeasonFall to Spring
Humidity Level40% to 60%
Maintenance TipThis needs well-drained soil to grow.
Light RequirementBright, direct sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every nine days

Olive Tree

The Olive Tree

Olive trees have a lifespan of eight to nine years and need water frequently, once every week. They are tough plants that can survive in drought, frost, and even fire conditions. In various cultures across the globe, they are considered lucky. Consider placing this plant in your terrace and avoid overwatering as it will rotten the roots.

Botanical NameOlea Europaea
SeasonSummer
Humidity Level40% to 60%
Maintenance TipSee if the soil is almost dry, then only water it.
Light RequirementDirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every week

Bird of Paradise

The Bird of Paradise

Generally, Bird of Paradise thrives in humidity levels of 30% to 50%, but it also enjoys 60% to 70% humidity. They grow best in fall and early summer with lots of bright, indirect sunlight. With their yellow and pink colored flowers, these indoor plants look perfect when kept in a corner.

Botanical NameStrelitzia Reginae
SeasonFall to early summer
Humidity Level30% to 50%
Maintenance TipLet the soil dry out a bit before you water it.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every nine days

Paddle Plant

The Paddle Plant

The paddle plant is a succulent that is easy to grow and take care of. It needs full sunlight with very little maintenance. They thrive in warm and dry climates. If your paddle plant has yellow leaves with mushy stems, it’s a sign that you are overwatering your plant. 

Botanical NameKalanchoe Thyrsiflora
SeasonSummers
Humidity Level40% to 60%
Maintenance TipEnsure that too much moisture isn’t present near the plant.
Light RequirementFull sunlight
Water IntakeEvery ten to twelve days

Lemon Lime Philodendron

The Lemon Lime Philodendron

Also known as Philodendron Hederaceum ‘Aureum’, and Goldilocks. These plants can grow up to a height of 12 feet, so you’ll need to trim them from time to time for your desired length. You should only water this plant once the majority of the soil is 75% dry. They are low-maintenance plants and the only thing you need to take care of is overwatering. 

Botanical NamePhilodendron Hederaceum ‘Lemon Lime’
SeasonAll year round
Humidity Level50% and more
Maintenance TipOnly water when the soil is 75% dry.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every nine days

String of Pearls

The String of Pearls

It’s another pick for unique-looking plants that do well in moderate humidity. This plant requires water throughout the growing season. Overall, it needs less care to stay vibrant and has a bunch of medicinal qualities, like antimicrobial and anticancer properties. Also, don’t overwater it, especially during winter, as it will rot the roots.

Botanical NameSenecio Rowleyanus
SeasonSummer
Humidity Level40% to 50%
Maintenance TipNeed bright, indirect sunlight every day.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeEvery Fortnightly

Monster Deliciosa

The Monster Deliciosa

The Monster Deliciosa is also known as the Plit-Leaf Philodendron and Swiss Cheese plant. The name in Latin means charming and needs to be repotted every two to three years. It helps enhance the room’s air quality, by absorbing the extra moisture in the air while eliminating pollutants from it.

Botanical NameMonstera Deliciosa
SeasonSpring to fall
Humidity Level60% and more
Maintenance TipNeeds a pot with lots of draining holes.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every one to two weeks

Never- Never Plant

The Never-Never Plant

The Never-Never plant has beautiful, long, oval leaves with a beautiful pattern. Also known as the Fishbone Prayer Plant and Stromanthe in some parts of Europe. It needs a lot of moisture to grow, and you need to ensure that you are only watering the plant once it is slightly dry. A Never-Never plant needs to be moist, but don’t waterlog.

Botanical NameCtenanthe Oppenheimiana
SeasonSpring and summer
Humidity Level60% and more
Maintenance TipUse room temperature to keep the soil moist, but don’t waterlog it.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every nine days. 

Calathea Ornata

The Calathea Ornata

Calathea Ornata has wide, oval-shaped leaves with a bunch of colors. It signifies new beginnings, which makes it a perfect gift for a housewarming party. Drooping leaves means that you have not given them enough water. The indoor plant requires high humidity conditions.

Botanical NameGoeppertia Ornata
SeasonLate summer to early fall
Humidity Level50% and more
Maintenance TipIf your leaves are drooping, water the plant. 
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight.
Water IntakeTwice a week

Bamboo Palms

The Bamboo Palms

The Bamboo plant needs moderate to high humidity to grow and requires a lot of water. You have to ensure that you don’t water its stem or only its roots. Legend says that having a Bamboo plant in your house brings good luck and prosperity to the owner.

Botanical NameDracaena Sanderiana
SeasonEarly spring and late fall
Humidity Level40% to 70%
Maintenance TipFill the water to cover the roots, but don’t wet the bamboo stalks.
Light RequirementDirect sunlight
Water IntakeTwice a week in mild weather and three to four times during hot and windy weather.

Cyclamen

The Cyclamen

A beautiful plant with heart-shaped leaves and pink flowers. Commonly known as Sow Bread, this plant is often used as an indoor plant. You need to let the soil moisten to make the plant bloom throughout the year. Cyclamen signifies affection and lasting feelings; hence, you can consider gifting it to your loved ones.

Botanical NameCyclamen Hederifolium
SeasonFall to spring
Humidity Level50% to 60%
Maintenance TipKeep the soil moist for it to boom throughout the year.
Light RequirementBright, indirect sunlight
Water IntakeOnce every week

Wrapping Up!

Indoor plants don’t just look pretty kept neatly in a corner; they also bring positivity to the place. These plants let you relieve stress while boosting creativity and productivity. Furthermore, they purify the air while improving your attention span.

We recommend you carefully check out the maintenance, watering, and sunlight needs before getting a plant for yourself or your near and dear ones. 

Happy Plantin’

Frequently Asked Questions
What are some important things to consider when growing an indoor plant?

Some important things to consider while growing an indoor plant are, 

  • Let plants get enough sunlight.
  • Clean the leaves and cut away the old growth frequently.
  • Most indoor plants do not intake a lot of water, etc.
What not to do with indoor plants?

A few things to never do if you have indoor plants,

  • Giving them too much water.
  • Keeping them under direct sunlight.
  • Not cutting off the growth.
  • Forgetting to check the roots.
  • Not cleaning the leaves.
How long do indoor plants live?

Most indoor plants live from 2 to 5 years; after that, you should dispose them and get a new one for your house.

Is it bad to have too many indoor plants?

Yes, as excessive plants in a small house can cause the humidity levels to rise, and that can further ruin the air quality of your house.