If you are searching out low-maintenance houseplants you can maintain, then we are basically besties already. So, from one bestie to another, here are the best hassle-free houseplants for you:
Dracaena
You cannot go wrong with Dracaena. It is a great houseplant that you can place on table tops or in that spot you do not know what to do with. It is a great house plant because you can water it sparingly every week. Word of warning, this plant is toxic to dogs and cats.
Boston Fern
I’m pretty sure you’ve heard about this one or at least seen it somewhere. A Boston Fern is one of the most popular variants in its family. It is so famous because it requires so little care to blossom and fill the room. Non- toxic.
Aloe
Why add just green leaves to your house when you can also have health-beneficial plants? Meet Aloe Vera, one of the most health-beneficial plants on the planet. Aloe leaves are great for burns and sunburns, cut off a leaf, cut length wise in half and put the clear jelly inside on the burn (keep the other half in a plastic bag in the fridge til you replace the original leaf) Can be toxic to pets and children if consumed.
Begonia
Begonia is a gem among low-maintenance houseplants, truly capable of giving any room some added beauty. With this luscious foliage comes warmth and light that will instantly transform the atmosphere. Despite its generally chill care requirements, Begonia can be quite picky when it comes to environment; they thrive in humid conditions, but don’t worry if yours isn’t one of them! It’ll still live happily ever after. Most toxic parts are underground.
Peace Lily
Are you looking for a fuss-free flower that can still put on an impressive show? Well, let’s just say the Peace Lily is definitely worth considering. I know what you’re thinking: ‘Oh great, another boring lily!’ But trust me, if you dig into all its special features and benefits, it’ll surprise even the most skeptical of souls! Can be toxic to pets.
Pothos
When you’re looking for an easy-care plant, you can’t go wrong with Pothos, making it a real ace in the hole! It’s hardy as all get-out and won’t give two hoots about low water and light conditions. Can be toxic to pets and irritate their mouth if consumed.
Succulents
If you made it this far down the list, you must be searching for something that is succulent (no pun intended) but blossoms when neglected. Meet Succulents, your absolute best indoor plant to forget. Non-toxic (although some might have irritants like cacti)
Jade Plant
Are you a master at neglect? The Jade plant thrives on neglect and forgetfulness; there is nothing on earth you can do to hurt this plant’s feelings. Mildly toxic to cats.
Bromeliad
Are you more into plants that are beautiful to look at—almost like flowers—but not as delicate? Then, you will absolutely love Bromeliad. Bonus for you pet lovers that have “diggers” this plant can be planted without soil, the plant itself is non-toxic.
ZZ Plant
Have you killed off every other plan you have had in your care before? Then you will have no problem with the ZZ plant; it is a challenge to kill this plant practically. Be aware that all parts of this plant are toxic to both humans and pets if consumed.
Philodendron
Philodendron is a fast-growing household plant that adapts to whatever environment you place it in; it requires very little sunlight to blossom. Be aware that all parts of this plant are toxic to both humans and pets if consumed.
Kalanchoe
Although Kalanchoe is a tropical succulent flowering plant, it is one of the best low-maintenance houseplants you can buy. You only have to give it the occasional spritz of water. Poisoning has occurred in dogs.
Cast Iron Plants
This nearly indestructible plant is aptly named. Cast Iron Plants will thrive under any condition, even when they’re under the care of a terrible plant parent. Non-toxic safe for pets and children.
Air Plants
Are you the “always busy type?” Then air plants are perfect for you; they’re native to deserts, and they will thrive on what little attention you give them. Non-toxic.
Snake Plant
You need to consider the snake plant if you don’t have time to water your plants before going out for your daily activities. The snake plant usually survives without any problems, even without water for some time. Poisonous to dogs.
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Cassity Kmetzsch started Remodelaholic after graduating from Utah State University with a degree in Interior Design. Remodelaholic is the place to share her love for knocking out walls, and building everything back up again to not only add function but beauty to her home. Together with her husband Justin, they have remodeled 6 homes and are working on a seventh. She is a mother of four amazing girls. Making a house a home is her favorite hobby.
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