5 Indoor Plants You Need to Add To Your Collection. Now!

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After nearly two years indoors, during the Covid-19 pandemic, people began blending the outdoors with their living space. And for many, this meant becoming plant mommies and daddies.

Indoor plants are great! They add vibrance and life to any space, and they can improve your wellbeing. These days there are so many options out there. But here are 5 Indoor Plants You Need to Add To Your Collection.

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Let us know what your favourite type of indoor plant is, in the comments below.

The source of the world’s most beloved breakfast beverage. But did you know coffee plants can make an easy-to-care-for house plant? The coffee plants will flower with small white flowers that can then bear the berries containing the seeds that are made into coffee beans.

But don’t expect to have an indoor source of coffee from this, it takes years before it bears fruit.

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A species of plant characterised by spear-like leaves shooting off from cane-like main stems. Also known as Dragon plants, Dracaena are majestic and regal, and so easy to care for!

These are called ‘air plants’ as they do not need to be grown in pots of soil. Instead they can be hung or placed in terrariums, or even placed bare on a windowsill.

Tillandsias do not absorb water or nutrients through its roots, rather through its leaves.

An alternative option is to dunk the plant in a container of water.

The Money Tree, scientifically known as pachira aquatica. Followers of Feng shui believe that if you place this plant in the correct position, it will bring your space good fortune and positivity.

A tree native to Central and South America. It is an easy-care houseplant with a hardy nature.

An evergreen perennial that has long been a popular kitchen garden plant. But it can make for a stunning (and great smelling) indoor addition.

Rosemary is part of the mint family, bringing your home some herbaceous cheer.

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