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Benefit
Adds greenery to the space
House plants - bring nature and life into any space! 🌿🏠 House plants add beauty, freshness, and a warm atmosphere to any corner. They add color and texture and create a green, inviting vibe. A wide variety of plants for different lighting conditions and experience levels! ✨
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Why grow plants at home?
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Natural presence: Add color, texture, and life to the space
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Green atmosphere: Integrate nature into home decor
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Home decor: Add color, texture, and interest to the room
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Location choice: Match each plant to the light and airflow in the room
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Workspace: Add color and a focal point next to the desk
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Space design: Large plants can highlight corners and soften straight lines
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Connection to nature: Bringing the outdoors in
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Fun hobby: Caring for plants is a relaxing activity
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Popular house plants
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Pothos: Easy to grow, beautiful climber, tolerates neglect
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Monstera: Impressive leaves with holes, a design icon
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Sansevieria: Relatively hardy and suitable for those who prefer moderate care
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Ficus: Various types, from large trees to small rubber plants
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Calathea: Leaves adorned with magnificent patterns
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Fern: Delicate and soft foliage, loves humidity
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Succulents: Easy to care for, come in a variety of shapes
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Zamioculcas (ZZ): Extremely durable, suitable for low light
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Which plant for which room?
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Living room: Monstera, large Ficus, climbing Pothos
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Bedroom: Sansevieria, Lavender, Peace Lily
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Kitchen: Herbs, Pothos, Succulents
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Bathroom: Ferns, humidity-loving plants, Pothos
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Office: Zamioculcas, Sansevieria, cacti
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Corner with little natural light: Zamioculcas, Sansevieria, and Pothos; in a room without a window, it is recommended to use grow lights
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Near a window: Succulents, cacti, Ficus
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High shelves: Trailing plants like Pothos and Ceropegia
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Basic house plant care
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Watering: Check the soil before watering and follow the plant's needs; do not leave standing water
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Lighting: Check what the plant needs and place accordingly
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Drainage: A pot with a drainage hole and a saucer is mandatory
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Cleaning leaves: Wipe dust off the leaves once a week
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Fertilizing: Liquid fertilizer once a month in spring-summer
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Rotation: Rotate the pot for even growth
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Pruning: Remove dry leaves and dead branches
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Repotting: When roots grow out of the hole
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Common mistakes to avoid
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Overwatering: The #1 reason for house plant death
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Pot without drainage: Causes root rot
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Strong direct sun: Can burn sensitive leaves
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Neglecting dust: Dust on leaves interferes with photosynthesis
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Placement near air conditioner: Dry air and temperature fluctuations
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Pot too small: Limits plant growth
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Frequent moving: Plants like stability
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Fertilizing in winter: Growth is usually slower; fertilize only according to the plant type and growing conditions
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Signs that something is wrong
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Yellow leaves: Usually overwatering
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Brown edges: Air too dry or lack of water
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Dropping leaves: Sudden change in conditions or stress
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Wilting plant: Check soil moisture and root health before adding water
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Spots on leaves: Could be fungus or strong sun
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Slow growth: Lack of light or fertilizer
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Visible roots: Time to transfer to a larger pot
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Pests: Check under the leaves and treat immediately
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General specifications
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Category: House plants
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Location: Indoors - living room, bedroom, office
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Lighting: Varies by plant type
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Watering: Moderate - when the soil is dry
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Temperature: 18-26°C (room temperature)
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Difficulty: Easy to moderate
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Benefits: Color, texture, and natural presence
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House plants - bring nature, color, and life into any space!
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Nursery tip
Start small: If you are new to the world of plants, start with hardy plants like Pothos, Sansevieria, or Zamioculcas - they forgive mistakes! Watering tip: Check the soil moisture before every watering; the rate varies by species, season, light, and pot size.
Looking to bring life, color, and a calm atmosphere into your home?
At Garden, you will find a huge selection of house plants suitable for any space - living room, kitchen, or bedroom.
Check the light and watering recommendation on each product page, and match the location to the conditions in your home.
This way, you can choose a plant that fits the conditions of your home. Care levels vary between species, and the plants arrive via fast delivery to your door.
