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Low-Maintenance Plants to Grow Indoors

by Abbe Krasner 02/14/2021

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Many people believe a green thumb is required to grow indoor plants. Or, they’ll hesitate to add some greenery to their home’s décor because they think they’re too busy to care for them or they don’t have enough space. Fortunately, even if you lack the magic touch when it comes to plants, there are several, even the most novice or “bad luck” growers can successfully cultivate. If you’re looking to add an element of fresh to your house with a low-maintenance indoor plant, here are five good choices, regardless of skill level.

1. Jade Plant

Jade plants require little attention to thrive. All it needs is a small pot to grow in, a little daily sunlight, and water every few days (or even weeks!) when its soil becomes dry. The result is thick luscious leaves that will flourish and add flair to your living space year-round.

2. Cacti & Desert Plants

Cacti and other desert plants thrive naturally in harsh conditions since they love hot spaces and dry heat. They are very low maintenance needing very little water, about once a week during warmer months and once every three weeks during cooler months. One of the great things about these plants is whether you plant one variety, or several different ones together, cacti can add more pizazz to your room or windowsill. A few variations will even grace you with a flower from time to time.

3. Aloe Plant

Aloe is a succulent plant that is pretty and also practical with its healing properties. Durable in nature, these plants require watering about once a week or when their soil becomes dry. It does prefer a good dose of sunlight, so if you’ve got the space to position a small plant pot, aloe is an ideal choice.

4. Spider Plant

If you’ve got a bright ceiling space without direct light, a spider plant is a perfect option as an indoor hanging plant. Spider plants prefer moisture and will suffer if too dry or wet. Just be careful to avoid direct sunlight because the sun will scorch its leaves. Otherwise, this plant is super easy to care for as it only requires occasional watering. Repot the plant about every other year.

5.  Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe plants are excellent choices if you’re looking for a pop of color in your home. Under the right conditions, it’ll bloom year-round. Native to arid areas, the kalanchoe loves sunshine, low humidity and heat (it needs to be in an environment that doesn’t go below 55 degrees F). To help the kalanchoe thrive, water thoroughly as the soil dries, being especially careful in the winter not to let them dry out.

Indoor plants can add cheer, color, and style to your home. Even if you’ve got a small space or possess limited green thumb skills, there is an indoor plant for you.

About the Author
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Abbe Krasner

Your "Dear Abbe" of Real Estate!

"I believe in going the extra mile and pride myself for exceeding expectations by giving great customer service and love to negotiate for my clients." 

With well over 20 years in the business, Abbe Krasner is a Florida state recognized Licensed Real Estate Broker with Integrity Key Properties LLC.

~ Specialization in Residential, Property Management, Military Relocation & Renovations. ~

Multi-Million Dollar Producer 

Nationally Recognized Masters Club Awards and Golden Eagle Awards 

Consistent Top Producer rates highest on Customer Satisfaction Member of National Association of Realtors, Florida Association of Realtors, Greater Tampa Association of Realtors, HUD Certification, WCR.

In addition, Abbe holds other licenses and memberships such as a Florida Licensed Notary, Performs Wedding Ceremonies in Florida, a US Coast Guard Aux. Certification, and is a Medical and Military Relocation Specialist.