Indoor

Cacti

One of the most resilient plants in the world is a cactus. They require limited amounts of water, they are extremely adaptable to different temperatures and they also come in a variety of different sizes, shapes, and colors to compliment your home.

Chinese Evergreen

Chinese evergreens are extremely low maintenance because they enjoy low light. Alongside their gorgeous appearance, Chinese Evergreens are indoor air purifiers as per ratings by NASA.

Bonsai Trees

Bonsai trees are a wonderful addition to any room and considering that they are most commonly presented within rock gardens, they are a fun way to bring an Asian appeal to any room. In addition, bonsai trees are one of the coolest looks plants one can have.

Amaryllis

The amaryllis is commonly known as the Yellow Goddess plant. It blooms with an abundance of flowers that have a soft yellow color and they are quite simple to maintain with limited amounts of water and tough roots.

Chamaedorea Palm

If you are looking for a way to bring a Southern appeal to a room, the Cahmaedorea Palm is a greataddition. The plant itself has leaves that are whispy and it flows with ease which is why it has the ability to be a beautiful piece of your home.

Angel Ivy Ring Topiary

Wire vine, is a great way to start a beautiful display of seasonal flowers. Generally angel ivy ring topiaries are planted as a type of frame for seasonal flowers. Once the topiary has grown, you can plant the flowers within it. Aside from watering and some sunlight, topiaries are simple to keep alive.

Jade Plant

If you are looking for a plant that is completely different, the Jade Plant has an extremely unique appearance. With its flowers that are known for blooming during the winter time, the jade plant has proven to be a strong plant that needs a limited amount of sunlight.

Croton

One of the most popular types of indoor plants is a croton. It is a great way to add color to a room. As long as you can water the plant and keep it in the light, there will be a limited chance of your croton plant dying.

Spider Plant

Spider plants are one of the most popular house plants. The leaves turn into flowers and then die which creates more baby spider plants. They love light and are capable of growing within any temperature. Although the plant doesn’t need to be watered every day, it is imperative that you maintain a watering schedule during the summer.

ZZ Plant

The ZZ plant needs a limited amount of space and are easy to travel with. They can live without being watered for an extended period of time and they don’t have a specific lighting situation. If you find that you are missing the “green thumb” aspect in your life, ZZ plants are the best choice for you.

Indoor Garden Designs

Step 1: Find good light. Most often, indoor garden designers will use grow lights which can be purchased at any local plant supply store. Or you can order on amazon at this link grow lights. You’re going to also want to make sure you have good ventilation, just a tad of humidity, and comfortable temperature.

Step 2: Choose your soil with care. Many indoor garden designs opt to have hydroponic or aeroponic systems as they tend to be more efficient in the transfer of nutrients to the plants. However, many still choose to go with straight soil which can be fine as well.

Step 3: Get a good thermometer and Keep a metal halide light around 40 watts/sq foot. For flowering, it can be more ( 50 to 80 watts/sq foot). Also it’s important to get a good fan to control the heat if the light makes it too warm.

Step 4: Plant your seeds and watch them grow. It’s better to start small and limit the number of plants you choose to plant. The smart garden designer always leaves enough room for his vegetables and plants to flourish.