I have decided to become a plant parent, like every other Millennial and Gen Z during COVID. Plants help decorate your home (that maybe now is your workspace) and they are a fun hobby to have!
If you’re looking for indoor plants that have limited requirements for care – this list is for you.
This list of indoor plants is organized into largest size to smallest size, from full grown house plants to small desk plants!
Dieffenbachia (Dumbcanes)
- Sunlight: Indirect sunlight
- Height: 3 – 10 feet
- Watering: Maintain moist soil
- Humidity: Preferred (great for kitchen or bathroom)
- Poisonous: Yes, if ingested by humans or pets.
- Cool Features: Dumbcanes have a beautiful white pattern in the center of their leaves!
Peace Lillies
- Sunlight: Indirect sunlight
- Height: 1 – 6 feet
- Watering: Maintain moist soil
- Humidity: Preferred (an alternative to placing in kitchen/bathroom is to lightly mist the plant)
- Poisonous: Yes, if ingested by humans or pets.
- Cool Features: Peace lilies will eventually blossom a cute white flower. They can also grow in water alone – just keep the plant base above water.
Spider Plants
- Sunlight: Indirect sunlight
- Height: 1 – 2 feet
- Watering: Maintain moist soil
- Humidity: Preferred
- Poisonous: No, pets such as dogs and cats love to eat spider plants but too much can cause them to have an upset stomach.
- Cool Features: Spider plants grow horizontally, creating many baby spider plants! Here is how to repot baby spider plants.
Marimo Moss Balls
- Sunlight: Indirect sunlight
- Height: 8 – 12 inches
- Environment: A bowl of water
- Poisonous: No, they are non-toxic.
- Cool Features: Marimo moss balls take forever to grow (as in 20 years for just three centimeters in diameter) ! They can also be kept in fish tanks to help add oxygen and nutrients.
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