10 indoor plants that are super easy to care for

Your dream has always been to have a beautiful garden in your house, but all your attempts ended up failing? Do you live in an apartment and are dying to give your home a greener and more natural touch? Today we have good news. There are some types of plants that are super easy to care for, even for those who have never lived at home and therefore never tended to a garden.

However, even to care for the least demanding plant, a minimum of effort is always required. They can never be without light, without water and it is important that they are placed in the right place. If you think you can follow these minimum rules, just choose some options to give your home a new look.

Check out the 10 types of indoor plants that we have separated for you and see how easy they are to care for, even if you are a person who spends all day outside.

THE schefflera it likes temperature neither hot nor cold and prefers environments with good lighting, but direct light must be avoided. Water it whenever it dries up. During the rainy season you can water a little less, as it copes better with a lack of water. It is important to know that this type of plant likes to have its leaves sprayed with water.

Known as lucky bamboo, this plant has nothing to do with real bamboo. Indirect light is the best option, but it can also withstand low-light conditions. To take care of it, you will need water and nothing else. Ideally, the water should be filtered and contain little salt. Also, it’s important that it’s at room temperature. Change the water at least twice a month, or when it changes color.

This plant prefers indirect sunlight and is resistant to temperature changes. Water it with a little water at room temperature after the top layer of substrate has dried (several times a month). If the air temperature is above 23°C, use a water spray on the leaves.

If you like flowering plants, then it is important for you to know the kalanchoe🇧🇷 It’s resistant to dry air, doesn’t need to be sprayed and it can handle a lot of heat. During the summer, water only when the substrate in the pot is 2/3 dry. During the rainy season, wait for the substrate to dry completely and water two days later. This plant is not very demanding about lighting, but it is important to avoid direct sunlight.

Cacti like bright places. They should be watered approximately every 10-14 days in medium temperatures and every 5-7 days in hot weather. Try to avoid getting the stem wet. The colder it gets in the environment, the less water it needs. During the rainy season, stop watering.

Popularly known as Zamioculcas, or ZZ, this plant is sometimes called the ‘dollar tree’. She likes bright environments, adapts easily to the ambient temperature and has no trouble withstanding hot temperatures. Always wait for the substrate to dry before watering.

commonly called Princess’ earring, she likes bright environments with diffused light. It must be watered regularly and abundantly, but in winter the frequency should be reduced (only when the soil is dry). It is important to protect the plant from drafts and too low temperatures.

This plant likes medium temperatures very much, but it doesn’t bother much with the heat. Low humidity is not a big problem either. She only needs to be watered when the potting substrate dries out completely. The only thing it requires is good lighting.

A good option for those who like large plants, but are afraid of not being able to take care of them. Likes diffused light and adapts well at room temperature. The leaves should be wiped with a damp cloth and sprayed with water. When the top layer of the substrate dries, water it with water at room temperature.

Begonias need some shade, and their flowers need good lighting, but not direct sunlight. In summer, the plant must be watered twice a week; in winter it is important to greatly reduce the amount of water. Unlike many other tropical plants, begonia doesn’t need to be sprayed, but it tends to do better in damp rooms.

Do you have any kind of indoor plant in your house? Tell us in the comments and take the opportunity to comment on how you take care of her (s).