The best indoor plants for small spaces

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Apartments or small spaces are invitations to get creative with décor. There are many different ways you can grow indoor plants. There are plenty of ways to keep houseplants nearby.

To maximize space, design and style, utilize a few small potted plants. Take advantage of vertical spaces with hanging baskets or a green wall. Even small DIY projects such as terrariums or kokedama can instantly perk up a small space.

When growing in containers, be sure to use Espoma’s Organic Potting Soil Mix for best results.

These houseplants are a small space gardener’s best friends:

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Haworthia ‘Big Band’

A big name for a small plant, but the deep green leaves with white stripes really stand out. They look very modern in small containers with a layer of white gravel on top of the soil. Keep them out of direct light. They grow 2-8 inches tall and wide.

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Moth Orchid

Moth orchids have long, thin stems and large flowers that create a big impact in small places. Plus, they flower for an incredibly long time. These are the easiest orchids to grow, even if you are a beginner. Bonus, they are actually more likely to flower when rootbound, so no need to add more space anytime soon. Water well once a week, then let drain completely. Feed regularly with Orchid! liquid plant food.

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African Violet

The colorful blooms of African violets instantly add color to any room. They’re known to bloom continuously, even throughout the darker winter months. Slightly root bound plants will continue to bloom, but be sure to repot using Espoma’s African Violet potting mix at least once a year. Water African violets from the bottom to prevent leaves from rotting and never let them sit in standing water.

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Fittonia

Also known as nerve plant, Fittonia adds a pop of color with leaves that have bright pink, white or red veins. Its petite size allows for it to be placed almost anywhere. Fittonia prefers medium to low light, but tolerates direct sun if the light is filtered through a sheer curtain.

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Echeveria

The echeveria is one of the most common types of succulents. Little plants like these are commonly found on office and home desks due to their easy care and small size. A common cause of death, however, is overwatering. Make sure to let your plants’ soil dry completely before giving them another drink. Feed regularly with Espoma’s Cactus! liquid fertilizer for best results.

Try these lowlight houseplants if you want greenery, but lack light.

Products for houseplants:

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In addition to what Jourdancole mentioned You can also consider getting;
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Spathiphyllum or Peace lily

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Spathiphyllum
, commonly known as the Peace Lily, has long been a popular house plant, especially since NASA featured it in its list of best air-purifying options. It has glossy, dark green foliage and stunning white flowers, usually growing between 45 to 65 centimetres tall.

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Lucky Jade plant

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Jade plants
are most known for their thick, oval-shaped leaves. Jade plants can live for years as long as they are given proper care. To keep your plant’s leaves nice and shiny, wipe them down every once in a while to combat dust build-up. This will keep the leaves glossy and increase their ability to absorb sunlight.

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Thanks a lot for sharing these above details.

Excellent information. You have shared the details about some of the most popular indoor plants that fit the small indoor spaces.

To brighten up my interior spaces, I have bought some trendy indoor plants online from a leading indoor plant company in Dubai. These indoor plants in UAE are very easy to maintain, supply lots of fresh air, and purify the indoor air. Here are some of the indoor plants that I have added to my indoor decors.
  • Swiss Cheese Plant (Monstera deliciosa)
  • Chinese Evergreen (Aglaonema Pattaya Beauty)
  • Song Of India (Dracaena Reflexa)
  • The Joy of Plants (Pilea)
  • Zamioculcas (ZZ)
  • Snake plant (Sansevieria Trifasciata)
  • Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima)
  • African Violet(Saintpaulia)
  • Flamingo flower
  • Peperomia Green
  • Spider Plant (Chlorophytum Comosum)
  • Guzmania Grand Prix
  • Kalanchoe Blossfeldiana (Christmas kalanchoe)
  • Weeping Fig (Ficus Benjamina)
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In addition to the above, there are many other live indoor plants that can brighten up your indoor spaces. These indoor plants in Dubai do not require much space to thrive and will make our spaces more attractive.
 
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  • Peace Lily. ...
  • Peperomia. ...
  • Polka Dot Plant. ...
  • Pothos. ...
  • Rubber Tree. ...
  • Snake Plant. ...
  • Spider Plant. These plants have a lot of long, skinny leaves that poke out from their pots. ...
  • String of Pearls. The string of pearls plant is an increasingly popular plant with a unique appearance.
Regards: golden never never plant
 


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