What are Some Good Indoor Plants?
House plants are excellent for the indoor gardener, allowing one to grow plants year round. Tall or large-leaved house plants, such as ficus, can provide interesting focal points while smaller varieties of indoor plants, like herbs, are commonly used to fill in empty areas. Good indoor plants add to the home’s ambiance. Therefore, it’s important to match both the plant’s features and growing requirements to its indoor setting. While there are numerous types of house plants to choose from, some good indoor plants to start with include pothos, dracaena, philodendron, snake plant, spider plant, and fern. These are all considered easy plants to grow. With its heart-shaped, apple green leaves splotched in white, pothos makes an attractive indoor plant. Closely related to philodendron, pothos adapts well to both bright conditions as well as low light. It also thrives with average indoor temperatures and moist, humus soil. Pothos can even be left to grow in water. Dracaena, also known as corn
Certain types of plants are regarded as being especially great for indoor use and there are also plants that thrive in outdoor settings. Below are some suggestions if you are uncertain as to which plant would be a good fit for your indoor or outdoor planter. Additionally, there are plants that do just fine whether inside or outside.
Gardenias would be just the ticket, they require some light, moist soil, smell is terrific, there are some beautiful blooming cactus at home depot and also Lowe’s, I have two banana trees in my house, one red and one yellow[fruit] I love plants and have quite abit of them, have to be careful you don’t over water them or allow them to go dry, check them about once a week, pothros are nice to have also. Good luck.
