FAVORITE INDOOR PLANTS?! Monday and me and Anton discussed our favorite indoor plants (right now, might be something else tomorrow): if you just could pick three, which would it be?! And this is what we ended up with: ANTONS FAVORITE INDOOR PLANTS: Silver Teaspoons - Kalanchoe bracteata & Kalanchoe hildebrandtii These are great plants for full to part sunlight locations. The plant makes wonderful silvery leaves, stems and naturally tends to branch out a lot on its own. It’s drought tolerant and also easy to propagate from stem cuttings. Suitable as both a free growing, large plant or get regularly pruned to be kept small and dense. Red Bristle Philodendron - Philodendron squamiferum A great alternative option to monsteras, pothos and other climbing aroids. This plant gets interesting green leaves with unique maroon to red hairy leaf stalks. It’s suitable for bright indirect light areas in your home. It’s also easy to propagate using stem cuttings. Vrieseas - Vriesea Vrieseas are some of the most striking bromeliads. These plants are usually rather adaptable and can tolerate anywhere from rather low to high amounts of light. But they tend to grow best in part sun locations or plenty of bright, indirect light. There are many different interesting species and varieties to choose from. The species “the King of Bromeliads”, Vriesea hieroglyphica, is one of our favourite. In optimal conditions it can eventually reach an impressive diameter of almost 5 ft. Although that’s not usually the case indoors luckily. MY FAVORITE INDOOR PLANTS: Porcelain Flower - Hoya Carnosa 'Tricolor / Krimson Queen' She is green, she is pink and she is white. That might be motivation enough. But this queen can also handle many different lightning situations and keeps on growing steady for years to come. Vanilla - Vanilla planifolia A unique orchid that produces the world’s most popular and versatile flavor and scent—vanilla! It’s both beautiful and useful, and growing it might just help protecting it from extinction. Jade Plant - Crassula Ovata Crassula ovata is an amazing succulent known for its thick leaves and resilience. It’s easy to care for, symbolizes good luck, and can live for decades. If you're lucky enough and provide it with the right conditions it might even bloom with delicate white or pink flowers.
