If you don’t have a green thumb, these are the easiest indoor plants to grow!
We all deserve to have a beautiful, relaxing, and green oasis, and if you’re not blessed with a garden, or if it’s too cold to leave your plants outside, I’m here to offer you the best tips you could get.
I grew up in a small apartment in Chicago and was always amazed by how beautiful nature is. I’ve always wanted to have a garden where I could take care of my beautiful flowers, feel the sun’s warm rays on my skin, and do gentle stretches between plants.
Since that wasn’t exactly possible, my mother made sure she would bring the outdoors in. She spent some time researching the perfect greenery, and one afternoon, she came home with five big pots of gorgeous plants. They made the entire living room feel like a modern jungle, where I could just relax and be present.
Nowadays, even if I’m lucky to have a tiny garden just outside my home, I know that there are people who want to create a stunning green oasis indoors. I’ve learned a couple of tips along the way, and I want to share with you everything my mother has taught me.
So, without further ado, these are some of the easiest indoor plants to grow (perfect for those with a brown thumb):
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Fun article to read and I even learned a few new plants! Thanks for the tips.
I LOVE THIS GREENERY!!!
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Thank you has been an absolute insight of silent wealth to be able to imagine my home with such greenery
I’m definitely going to start at the moment I have lots of money plant which from a small age have always had them in my paternal home so have treasured their immense feelings just looking them grow
Thank you
Thanks. Greet information. however, I think you should mention whether or not these plants are safe for pets. I do not think the split leave philodendron is safe for them.