Type of Indoor Plants

16 Plants Similar to the Snake Plant: The Best Easy True Way to Distinguish

16 Plants Similar to the Snake Plant: The Best Easy True Way to Distinguish

What is the house plant that looks like a snake plant? Sansevieria ‘Samurai Dwarf’, Sansevieria Fernwood Punk, Kenya Hyacinth, Kenya Hyacinth, Mauritius hemp, Silver Vase Plant, Zebra Plant Succulent, and Amazonian Zebra Plant are plants similar to the Snake Plant. I listed 16 of the snake plant's lookalikes in this post and their images. Keep reading to find the best. The snake Plant with the scientific name of Dracaena trifasciata (previously known as Sansevieria trifasciata) is one of the most popular indoor plants due to its easy care for, attractive appearance and various varieties from tall to small in various shade…
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60 Most Common House Plants: Top Indoor Plants in 2025

60 Most Common House Plants: Top Indoor Plants in 2025

Join me in this Post to help you choose a new houseplant to add to your indoor garden. Here, we will take a look at the 60 most common house plants. I will show you how to choose the top ones for your indoor decor. I listed them as the best because I selected them based on various factors, for example most of them are hard-killed plants and easy growing. So, if you are a new gardener, don’t ignore to see our below list. I know that people add plants to various parts of the house for different purposes. For…
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18 Plants with Green Leaves on Top and Red/Purple Underneath: The Best Gallery

18 Plants with Green Leaves on Top and Red/Purple Underneath: The Best Gallery

Calathea plants are the most famous house plants with leaves green on top and red/purple underneath (6 species of Calathea (Goeppertia)). However, your plant with green leaves on top and red/purple underneath can be a Peperomia or Begonia plant. You should know the name of your lovely indoor plants to care for them perfectly. Every plant has its specific needs, some plants like lowlight places others prefer to live in high-light areas, some are happy in dry conditions and others are healthy in high humidity. To know about their needs, you should know their names.  :arrow: You can also hear…
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38 Stunning Plant With Red Leaves And Green Edge: An Incredible Gallery

38 Stunning Plant With Red Leaves And Green Edge: An Incredible Gallery

I'm sure you have seen plants with green leaves and red edges but a plant with red leaves and green edges is uncommon. I found most of them among the varieties of Coleus (such as Coleus Kong Rose or Watermelon), Caladium (like Caladium Freida Hemple), Aglaonema (such as Aglaonema Red Anjamani), and Begonia (like Begonia Rex Macarena) I’m a horticultural consultant and have provided a collection of 38 red-leaf plants with green edges. I hope it helps you with the following things:  :arrow: If you have one of them and don't know its name, here you can identify your plant…
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15 Small Plant With Red Leaves Images: Choose the Best + Identify Easily

15 Small Plant With Red Leaves Images: Choose the Best + Identify Easily

If you are an enthusiast of small plants, red-leaf ones will give a lively view to your living space. I have a collection of small plants that almost all are succulents and some have lovely red leaves. However, you can find a small plant with red leaves among Peperomia, Polka Dot Plants, Coleus, Nerve Plants, etc. To identify indoor or outdoor small red-leaf plants or find the best for your indoor decor or garden, you can easily explore the following gallery I provided here.  :arrow: :arrow: Tip: Your red leaf plants may turn green in low light conditions or fertilizing with…
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17 Stunning Red Yellow Green Leaves House Plants for 2025

17 Stunning Red Yellow Green Leaves House Plants for 2025

I discovered that house plants with red yellow green leaves are mostly varieties of Croton, Coleus, and Caladium. Other notable plants with vibrant hues are Bromeliad, Philodendron Black Cardinal Variegated, Heucherella 'Leapfrog', and Fittonia Verschaffeltii (also known as Nerve Plant). As a horticultural consultant, I frequently receive inquiries about identifying plants with red, yellow, and green leaves. In this post, I’ve provided a gallery of 17 vibrant house plants featuring these vibrant colours. By browsing through the following collection, you can easily identify your own houseplant or choose the perfect one to complement your elegant home decor, especially for Tropical…
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21 Reddish Purple Leaf Plants: An Alluring Way to Infuse Life and Style

21 Reddish Purple Leaf Plants: An Alluring Way to Infuse Life and Style

If you are looking for a way to add a touch of elegance and vibrance to your home, I recommend reddish-purple leaf plants like Coleus burgundy. Here I listed 21 burgundy maroon leaf plants that help you choose the best for your house or office. Some like Hens and Chicks ‘Purple Haze’ are small succulents, ideal for cosy corners and others like African Milk Tree ‘Rubra’ can grow to several heights. You will also find hanging reddish-purple leaf plants like Ruby’s necklace with striking colours and unique beauty that are perfect for any shelves, windowsill, or hanging basket. I think my…
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All Types of Ivy Houseplants: True Way to Identify Ivy Plant Types

All Types of Ivy Houseplants: True Way to Identify Ivy Plant Types

Various Ivy (Hedera) species grow indoors and outdoors while almost all Ivy houseplants belong to English Ivy (Hedera helix). As a horticultural consultant, I know that the leaf's shape and colour are the best factors in identifying Ivy house plants. For example, some varieties such as Asteriks Ivy (with their distinctly star-shaped leaves), Ivy lace (with curly leaves) and Sweetheart Ivy (with heart-shape leaves) can easily be distinguished by their leaf shape and others like Buttercup Ivy (with shiny bright yellow leaves) can be easily identified by leaf colour. In this post, I listed 26 Ivy houseplants with their images, I think…
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5 Stunning Indoor Weeping Plants that Cannot Ignore

5 Stunning Indoor Weeping Plants that Cannot Ignore

I’ve always been captivated by indoor weeping plants. Their cascading or drooping branches and lush foliage bring a touch of elegance and softness to my home. I love how their flowing forms create a soothing and tranquil ambience, making them perfect for enhancing any interior space. Some of my favourites, like the Weeping Fig or Ponytail Palm, are relatively easy to care for, while others, such as bonsai or tropical varieties, demand more attention. Beyond their beauty, I’ve found many of these plants also purify the air, making them aesthetically pleasing and functional. Here, I listed 5 incredible indoor weeping…
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Malabar spinach Varieties that I Cultivated: Build your Kitchen Garden

Malabar spinach Varieties that I Cultivated: Build your Kitchen Garden

As a kitchen garden fan, I grow Malabar spinach (Basella), a tropical vine with edible, succulent leaves and stems. It's fast-growing and thrives in warm, tropical climates. There are several varieties of Malabar spinach, which differ mainly in the colour of their stems and leaves. The most common ones are Basella alba (green-leaved) and Basella rubra (red-leaved), though there are other species, such as Basella cordifolia and some wild varieties, that are less commonly cultivated. Here's what I've learned about these varieties: 1- Appearance:     Leaves: The leaves of Malabar spinach are large, thick, and glossy. The green-leaved variety (Basella…
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