8 Easy-to-Grow Houseplants

Scindapsus | Devil`s Ivy |

This shy creeper is called devil's ivy because it cannot be killed even when it is placed in the dark. The plant doesn`t bloom due to genetic damage, but nevertheless, it is widely used in decorating shopping malls, offices, and other public places because it has beautiful attractive leaves and requires very little of care.

Zamioculcas | ZZ Plant |

Also called the plant of eternity, Zamioculas is an extremely hardy and easy-to-grow plant. Its leaves are fleshy and durable, making it a wonderful choice for any office or home decoration. It looks good in both low and tall pots, and its color allows you to use pots of different colors and textures. It is known for its ease of cultivation, which ranks it first among the most unpretentious flowers to grow.

Chlorophytum

Another leaf-decorative plant that is beneficial for growing by novice florists - is Chlorophytum. It is also known as Green Lily or Spider Plant. It is extremely unpretentious and grows well in almost all conditions. At higher and at lower temperatures, at bright or lower light, indoors or outdoors... If you don't water it for a month - it fades, it sags, but it won't dry out. And if you do not save water, its roots will not rot but will grow, and the large mass of leaves will evaporate the moisture. In short, a dream flower! In addition to its fresh and attractive appearance, Chlorophytum has another great advantage - it belongs to the plants that purify the air and harmful substances, enriching them with oxygen.

Syngonium

Also known as Arrowhead Vines, this plant is a collector's dream because there are so many varieties, each one with its own character and personality. Syngonium is also the perfect houseplant for people with little to no plant care experience. They can live a long time without fertilizer and can be placed in almost any space with very little light and live a long time. The charm and beauty of this plant lie in the patterns of the leaves, which can be both monochromatic and variegated. The climbing nature of Syngonium makes it a really interesting plant, and even more interesting is the fact that its leaves change shape and color with time and growth. The most wonderful attribute of this adaptable houseplant is that it can be trained to grow any way you want! Although it does not bloom, the Syngonium deserves attention precisely because of its non-standard nature.

Sansevieria | Snake Plant |

The Sansevieria is a beautiful ornamental plant with spectacular leaves, variegated in dark and light green shades. This plant has many names. You may come across it as "Indian sword", "snake plant", or "mother-in-law's tongue", and the names are derived from the interesting and characteristic pointed sword-shaped leaves. In addition, this plant is very easy to grow. You can place it in any room of your home as long as they are not exposed to direct sunlight.

Aloe Vera

The plant of immortality! This is what the Egyptians called this plant. Today, it continues to live up to this well-earned nickname, delighting us with a number of benefits. For centuries, the plant has been used for medicinal and cosmetic purposes. The dense leaves of aloe vera contain the clear gel that is used to treat wounds, burns, skin infections, and a number of skin diseases. This plant is a real treasure, and in addition to all its benefits, it is extremely easy to grow!

Nephrolepis Fern

The fern is one of the oldest plants on Earth. Today, there are a huge number of fern species, and of course, each species has its own individual characteristics. One of the most popular to grow today is the so-called Nephrolepsis Fern, which delights both experienced and novice gardeners. These plants act as natural humectants and help to restore the humidity of the air. Through ferns, one can improve the microclimate in closed urban spaces and remove formaldehyde, which is one of the most concentrated toxins contained in indoor places.

Monstera

Beastly Beauty - the Monstera! It is characterized by huge, leathery, notched leaves with many holes on them, of different shapes and sizes. Without a doubt, the monstera is one of the most popular indoor potted plants nowadays. Characteristic incised leaves are an extremely modern motif for interior design, and what convinces amateur gardeners to acquire the monsteras is not only the interesting appearance but also the ease of cultivation and adaptation to the conditions in the interior.