The polka dot begonia will provide a splash of color to your living area. The spotted leaves are playful and whimsical, and the deep purple undersides are stunning.
Hoyas, often known as wax flowers, are gorgeous plants. This type has extremely thick, waxy leaves, and if yours blooms, it will produce clusters of star-shaped pink-white flowers.
This plant stands out because of its velvety, heart-shaped leaves. The leaves expand by unfurling into little ones that grow larger and larger.
This plant, often known as stupid cane, is quite easy to care for. It prefers bright, indirect lighting and humidity. It should only be irrigated when the top two inches of soil are dry.
The stems of the alocasia zebrina are maybe its most distinctive feature. They have elephant-sized ears and zebra-like stripes on their bodies. This plant prefers bright light, so a southwest-facing window is ideal.
The string of hearts adds playfulness to a shelf in your living room. The small leaves resemble hearts and typically grow in a pink hue.
The aglaonema, often known as the Chinese evergreen, comes in gorgeous red and silver. It can thrive in uneven water and does well in most light situations.
The ZZ plant is ideal for folks who don't have green thumbs or for living rooms with limited natural light. They don't need to be watered very often because they can store water in their rhizomes.