9 Easy Indoor Plants You Can Buy Online
Brighten up your home with some indoor greenery. These nine plants will thrive in many environments, and with little care.
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It?s the perfect time to bring the outdoors in with some easy-to-keep-alive plants. We rounded up some of the best indoor plants that have some real moxie, need minimal watering and have flexible lighting preferences.
Most of these plants can be purchased for around $20 to $40 online from retailers like Walmart, Amazon, The Sill, Home Depot, Horti, Plants.com and Bloomscape. And if you have pets, we recommend you double-check whether the plants are safe for their species.
1. Aloe vera
Aloe plants come in many shapes and sizes, making it easy to purchase something curated to your space. It?s a succulent with southwestern vibes and a timeless look. Aloe prefers bright indirect light and needs little water. You?ll want the soil moderately dry between waterings. You can also harvest the sap for home remedies and skincare, but don?t remove more than a third of the plant if you wish to keep it alive.
2. Cactus
There are many different varieties of cactus and they?re all pretty resilient. A cactus prefers warm and sunny spaces but is low-maintenance enough to survive in most places. They need so little water that the easiest way to kill them is by overwatering. A cactus is a simple way to spice up your space a bit and is the perfect prickly pet. ...
The post 9 Easy Indoor Plants You Can Buy Online appeared first on Freshome.com.
It?s the perfect time to bring the outdoors in with some easy-to-keep-alive plants. We rounded up some of the best indoor plants that have some real moxie, need minimal watering and have flexible lighting preferences.
Most of these plants can be purchased for around $20 to $40 online from retailers like Walmart, Amazon, The Sill, Home Depot, Horti, Plants.com and Bloomscape. And if you have pets, we recommend you double-check whether the plants are safe for their species.
1. Aloe vera
Aloe plants come in many shapes and sizes, making it easy to purchase something curated to your space. It?s a succulent with southwestern vibes and a timeless look. Aloe prefers bright indirect light and needs little water. You?ll want the soil moderately dry between waterings. You can also harvest the sap for home remedies and skincare, but don?t remove more than a third of the plant if you wish to keep it alive.
2. Cactus
There are many different varieties of cactus and they?re all pretty resilient. A cactus prefers warm and sunny spaces but is low-maintenance enough to survive in most places. They need so little water that the easiest way to kill them is by overwatering. A cactus is a simple way to spice up your space a bit and is the perfect prickly pet. ...
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