Indoor plants are adequate with lesser light and humidity and tend to grow more shorter compared to plants grown outside. Because of little exposure to the outer environment, the cultivation of pests and weeds are very less. Here are some plants best suited for indoor growing,
- Dracaena Massangeana or Mass Cane
This plant is best placed in indirect bright light but it can tolerate low light. You’ll only need to water it once a week. - Aglaonema
It is attractive, tolerates low light, and does not grow too quickly. - Maidenhair Fern
They have feathery, light green leaves with soft shiny stems and they make a great hanging plant. - Succulents
Succulent plants are more thickened and fleshy that requires more exposure to bright light. Succulents are the easiest plant to take care of. - Ficus Elastica or Rubber Plant
Rubber plants can be planted in either small pots or be encouraged to grow into a large indoor tree. You can place it in direct sunlight weekly watering in warmer seasons and in colder seasons it can survive much longer.