Low maintenance plants

There are low-maintenance plants that are just wonderfully green, and then there are those that bloom from time to time. What most of them have in common is that they can tolerate drying out properly between each watering, which is an advantage if you tend to forget watering or if you travel a lot.

Houseplants thrive in different conditions. Often, you have windows facing different directions. While this shouldn't hinder your choice of plants, it's good to find out if they prefer sunlight or thrive best in the shade.

BonsaifikenBonsaifiken has beautiful green leaves, likes lots of light, and looks like a small bonsai tree. It thrives best where there is sun and can tolerate drying out between waterings.

Cactus,A magnificent cactus in the living room window is sure to attract attention. If you're lucky, it may even bloom, especially if you have let it stand cool for a while. Cacti can tolerate temperatures between 10 and 25 degrees and thrive equally well in strong sun as in the shade.

Sailor's joy (Aglaonema) Sailor's joy is a great plant for those who think they don't have green fingers. It requires little, but still gives a lot in return. The special thing about this plant is that it doesn't need much light, perfect for a slightly dark corner.

DracaenaDracaena is a glossy, green indoor plant that comes in several different varieties - for example, marginata. It is stable, robust, and air-purifying. It does not require much light or watering.

Emerald palm (wardrobe palm)The emerald palm is an extremely easy-to-care-for classic that never goes out of style. This is a favorite in many office windows, where appearance is important, but time is short. A green plant that doesn't have high demands and can handle most things.

Porselensblomst (Hoya)A porcelain plant benefits from drying out between each watering. They often need to be tied up in some form of support, such as a trellis. With the right light conditions, you may be lucky enough to see small white and fragrant flowers take shape before your eyes. They are so perfect and shiny that they bring thoughts to artificial materials, such as porcelain.

Monstera (window leaf)Monstera is a relatively large green plant with vivid green leaves and a fresh appearance. They require plenty of space, but prefer not to be in direct sunlight. Perfect for those who like to have few, but large plants around them.

Elephant's ear - the less light, the bigger the leaves. A scattered, charming plant that doesn't require much and looks like elephant ears on stems. • Emerald palm (wardrobe palm)

Low-maintenance plants give you green happiness without much effort. Perfect for those who want a fresher home, but have limited time for care. Choose plants that thrive with little maintenance, and create a lush atmosphere that lasts. Let the green give you peace and energy - simply!

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