Gardening Tips: Add These 5 Impossible-To-Kill Plants To Your Home D¨¦cor

Gardening Tips: If you happen to be a beginner gardener or have a brown thumb, here's some good news. Not all house plants require regular care or extensive expertise. These hard-to-kill plants pretty much grow by themselves and can thrive despite serious neglect or harsh weather conditions.

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If you lack a green thumb, these low-maintenance house plants will be a great addition to your home:

1) Snake Plant

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Dracaena trifasciata, commonly referred to as snake plant is the best choice for you if you lack a passion for gardening but still want to spruce up your decor. A resilient succulent that can grow anywhere between 6 inches to several feet, these plants are easy to care for and require little water to survive.

2) Pothos

The scientific name for Pothos plant is Epipremnum aureum. Found in almost all Indian homes, this plant is your safest bet if you are new to gardening. Pothos likes shade and require low sunlight to grow, and can grow in areas with just fluorescent lighting. Taking care of this trailing plant with heart-shaped green leaves and white, yellow, or pale green striations, is a piece of cake.

3) Rubber Plant

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Ficus elastic or the rubber fig is an excellent choice for a house plant. These plants are very popular among Indian households because of their glossy dark green and burgundy leaves as well as their air-purifying qualities. This plant is supposed to be watered only when necessary, so they are a great option for people who easily neglect their green buddies.

4) Spider Plant

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Spider plant, Chlorophytum comosum, is one of the most adaptable house plants. This clump-forming, perennial, herbaceous plant has narrow, strap-shaped leaves arising from a central point. Spider plant is a stunning addition to any home and requires once-a-week watering, even in summers.

5) Aloe Vera

A succulent plant species of the genus Aloe, the Aloe Vera plant is a favourite of Indian mothers and grandmothers. These low-maintenance plants are not only visually appealing but also offer numerous health benefits. Gel made from aloe leaves can be used to treat sunburn, mild burns, and skin irritations.

Houseplants not only bring a piece of outside in but are a great way to liven up your space. So, fill your home with greenery and opt for some of these impossible-to-kill plants.

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