Choosing an Apartment

Choosing an Apartment Indoor Plant

When you are choosing a apartment  plant you need to go beyond the appearance of the plant although that is a good place to start. If there is a certain kind of plant that you want to have look into the care instructions first. Some apartment plants need more care and others are best left to an expert gardener as opposed to a novice one. If you fall into the latter category of gardeners you will want apartment plants that are easy to care for, are hardy, and have a low maintenance schedule.

Ferns are a popular choice for apartment plants as they are easy to care for, do not require to be re-potted very often and are attractive. There is a wide range of fern varieties available and each one has a unique look. Some of the different ferns great for apartment plants are:

* Maidenhair Ferns
* Davallias
* Fishbone Ferns
* Cretan Brake Ferns

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Photo by Carlos Ebert

Begonias are a great choice for the indoors too especially if you do not have a great light source. This plant can survive on very little light each day. Some will flower indoors but the leaves are beautiful on their own too. They also don’t mind cooler temperatures either, but it should not get colder than 45 degrees Fahrenheit (7 degrees Celsius). A few the begonia varieties available:

* Rex Begonias
* Iron Cross Begonias
* Begonia Masoniana

The fern and begonia aren’t the only breeds of houseplant that will survive even the
newest of green thumbs. Here is list of different kinds of plants you can try too:

* Spider Plants
* Devil’s Ivy
* Cast Iron Plants

 

Choosing an Apartment Plant

Once you have a few plants in your indoor garden and are comfortable with the care
required, you will have the skill and confidence needed to take care of a higher-needs variety.

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