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5 Indoor Plants You Can’t Kill (Probably) 🪴

Because Even You Deserve a Little Green in Your Life

If you're new to plant parenting or thinking about becoming one, then this article is for you! Stick around till the end because I'm going to share my own plant parenting journey with you.

I'll guide you through some easy-to-care-for plants that are perfect for beginners. And the best part? These plants are all indoor-friendly, so you don't need a lot of space to get started. Just head to your nearest nursery and ask about the following plants:


1. Money Plant

  • Easy to care for and requires minimal maintenance.
  • Purifies the air and is said to bring good luck, prosperity and the money 😉 (hence the name!).

a potted plant sitting on top of a wooden stool

  • Thrives in low light conditions, making it perfect for indoor spaces.
  • Forgiving if you forget to water it for a couple of days.


2. Spider Plant:

  • The Drama Queen of Plants: With its long, arching leaves resembling spider legs, this plant loves to steal the spotlight.
  • Resilient and Forgiving: Even if you forget about it for a while, the spider plant will forgive you and continue to thrive.

green plant on black pot

  • Sunlight Connoisseur: Prefers bright, indirect light but can tolerate a bit of shade if it means being the center of attention.
  • Thirsty But Not Needy: Enjoys regular watering but won't hold a grudge if you miss a watering session or two.
  • Easy-Breezy Maintenance: Perfect for the forgetful plant parent or those with a busy schedule.


3. Snake Plant:

  • The Survivor: This plant can survive in almost any condition, from the darkest corners to the brightest spots.
  • The Low-Maintenance Superstar: Forgetful plant parents, rejoice! The snake plant thrives on neglect and can go weeks without water.

green snake plant on white ceramic pot

  • The Air Purifier: Not only does it tolerate low light, but it also purifies the air, making it the perfect roommate for stuffy indoor spaces.
  • The Adaptable Hero: Whether you live in a cozy apartment or a sprawling mansion, the snake plant will adjust and thrive.
  • The Fashion Statement: With its striking, upright leaves, the snake plant adds a touch of elegance to any room, even if it's just chilling in the corner.


4. Peace Lily: 

  • The Diva of Indoor Plants: With its stunning white flowers and shiny green leaves, the Peace Lily knows how to make an entrance.
  • Flower Lover's Delight: If you adore flowers, this plant is your new best friend, blooming its elegant white blossoms with minimal effort.

white petaled flower with green leaves

  • Light Conditions? No Problem: Thrives in low to medium light, so it won't be high-maintenance about its living conditions.
  • Consistently Moist Soil: It likes its soil like a well-moisturized face—consistently moist but not drowning.
  • Perfect for the Forgetful: Even if you neglect it a bit, the Peace Lily will still grace you with its beauty and charm.


5. Aloe Vera: 

  • Nature's First Aid Kit: This plant is like having a live-in dermatologist, always ready to soothe burns and heal cuts.
  • Sun Worshipper: Loves basking in bright, indirect sunlight but won’t throw a tantrum if the light isn’t perfect.

green plant on brown pot

  • Low-Maintenance Diva: Only demands water when its soil is bone dry, making it the perfect plant for the neglectful gardener.
  • Air Purifier Extraordinaire: Not only does it heal your skin, but it also helps keep the air in your home fresh and clean.
  • Easy to Propagate: Break off a leaf, stick it in soil, and voilà! You've got a new plant baby.



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