Discover the perfect plant companions for even the most inexperienced plant enthusiasts! Whether you’re a notorious plant neglecter or a beginner looking to dip your toes into the world of houseplants, these green wonders are here to thrive with minimal effort. Here are 5 Indoor Plants (you probably won’t kill).

In the hustle and bustle of life, plant care can be a challenge. However, the joy of having greenery in your space doesn’t have to be sacrificed. Whether you’re a beginner plant parent, or simply don’t have the time for finicky plants, these low-maintenance house plants will add a touch of nature to your home or office.

Easy to care for plants

The folks at KATU Afternoon know the importance of bringing the outdoors in! So they asked me to do a segment to share the top 5 easy to care for plants. In my years of caring for and growing plants, these are by far the easiest plants.

KATU AFTERNOON SEGMENT

Tap the image below to watch me talk about 5 types of indoor plants that are easy to care for.

5 plants you probably won’t kill

Peperomia – This group of plants are known for their diverse foliage. From watermelon to heart shaped beauties, you’re bound to find the perfect fit for you!

Pothos – Know as Devil’s Ivy because of it’s quick growing nature, these plants will actually tell you when they need water! As soon as you see the leaves droop, it’s time to water, they’re THAT easy to care for.

Haworthia – Charming succulent plants known for their rosette-shaped leaves and low-maintenance care requirements.

Snake plant – One of the most indestructible plants, snake plants can go long periods of time with little to no water. They are great plants for people who travel or don’t have a lot of time to care for plants

Philodendrons – With almost 500 species, there is a perfect Philodendron plant for just about everybody. Pink ones, white ones, trailing or not, Philodendrons are easy to care for and perfect for a first time plant.

Thank you for visiting today and watching me on KATU Afternoon! If you’re interested in watching another segment, I do this fun open terrarium project on this segment!

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  1. I was given a small plabt n a springwater bottle 2 years ago. Since that time its has grown expedintally. Now there are3 still n water n large vases!?? ive killed a cactus! Never been able to grow plants til this! Thanks to ur tips. Uve given the how too. And the con fidence to do!? It would b nice to know WHAT KINDA PLANT THIS IS!? How do I send a pick to find out? Roots are 6 in. Long n some!?

  2. I loved your site there are many use ful tips that helped me to grow my plant this motivated me to grow much more plats and i'll give you a big thanks

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