Prefers indirect light and can thrive with average home humidity, although it grows best in high humidity. Keep the soil evenly moist but never soggy. Allow the soil to become barely dry to the touch before watering thoroughly.
Parlor Palm:
Known for its low maintenance and striking silvery striations on green swordlike leaves, the snake plant is technically a succulent, meaning it can thrive in low-moisture environments. It prefers partial to low light and sandy, well-drained soil.
Snake Plant:
With blooms resembling moth wings, the moth orchid adds serenity and style to any bedroom. It thrives in high humidity and prefers medium to low light, best in east- or west-facing windows. The plant blooms once a year, with flowers lasting for weeks or months.
Moth Orchid:
A versatile and easy-to-grow indoor plant, pothos features thick, water-storing leaves and a vining growth habit. It thrives in various light conditions, from bright to low light, and prefers moist but well-drained soil.
Pothos:
A versatile and easy-to-grow indoor plant, pothos features thick, water-storing leaves and a vining growth habit. It thrives in various light conditions, from bright to low light, and prefers moist but well-drained soil.
Dracaena:
Resembling an artificial plant, the ZZ plant has dark green, shiny leaves and is highly drought-tolerant. It can store water for long periods thanks to its underground rhizomes, making it ideal for frequent travelers or forgetful waterers.
ZZ Plant:
Known for its stress-relieving scent, lavender is perfect for promoting restful sleep. It requires bright light and well-drained soil. Ensure the plant has a large enough pot to accommodate its roots, preventing them from circling inside the pot.
Lavender:
Often used in beauty products and fragrances, jasmine adds a delightful scent to the bedroom. Its blooms open at night, making it a perfect addition to your nighttime routine. Jasmine prefers medium light and well-drained soil.
Jasmine: