Starting with indoor plants can feel intimidating—especially if you think you lack a green thumb. The good news? Some plants are incredibly resilient and thrive with minimal care. In this guide, we explore 7 low-maintenance indoor plants perfect for beginners, complete with practical advice and real-life examples.
Pothos, also known as Devil’s Ivy, is practically indestructible. It grows quickly, looks beautiful hanging or climbing, and doesn’t mind being neglected now and then.
FAQ: Should I prune it?
Yes! Prune long vines to promote bushier growth and prevent legginess.
This upright, architectural plant adds modern flair to any room. It’s famous for surviving in almost any condition.
Real-life story: Lucy forgot hers for two months. It still looked amazing when she returned from vacation!
Not only easy to care for, but its gel also helps soothe burns and skin irritations.
FAQ: Can I cut the leaves?
Absolutely. Cut at the base and apply the gel. The leaf may regrow depending on size and health.
Often found on balconies, geraniums also do well indoors with proper light. Their scent can even repel insects.
These compact plants are ideal for modern spaces and need very little watering thanks to their water-storing leaves.
FAQ: Why are my succulents soft?
It usually means overwatering. Let them dry out fully before watering again.
Spider plants grow quickly and produce baby plants you can repot. They’re also top-notch air purifiers.
Example: An office in Lyon used them in every corner—free plants from baby shoots every 3 months!
This plant is ideal for dark rooms and needs barely any care. But it’s toxic if eaten—keep out of reach from pets and kids.
FAQ: Can I keep it in the bedroom?
Yes, just make sure it’s safely placed away from children and pets.
Start your indoor garden journey with one of these beginner-proof plants, and enjoy the green vibe—stress-free!
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