So Iāve been able to keep a pothos alive for 6 months now, which is a success for me - I would say itās even thriving since Iāve seen several new leaves during this time. All plants around me tend to die for some reason, no matter how carefully I try to tend them. (I killed mint and I heard thatās nearly impossible!) I want to add a new plant to my home, What are other simple plants to care for, for beginners? Bonus if they are not toxic for cats.
Money trees and rattlesnake plants are good! Snake plants are too but theyāre not cat safe
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Any Hoya, cast iron plants, and spider plants are cat safe. Cast iron plants and spider plants are beginner friendly.
1 LikeSpider plants are really easy, and the send off beautiful flowers when thriving. They are also cat safe. They can be kept outside during the summer in a pot and move them back in the winter, or you could leave them inside year round. They donāt need a ton of sunlight, but I have two in windows and they have thrived so well. They also are really easy to water since they arenāt really finicky with water. Here are a few pictures of the ones I have.
My absolute favorite is the zz š¤©
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0 LikesI like rubber trees, not specifically cat safe but Iāve never known a cat eat them? I would be careful with spider plants, cats love to eat them even though they are cat safe
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cat owner here! my cats get into any plant they can, even if i hide it away on top of our kitchen cabinet and itās deemed cat safe. just a heads up- my cat got into a spider plant and had a severe allergic reaction, so i just assume all plants i have arenāt safe for them unless its cat grass or catnip iād go for a zz plant!! they tolerate neglect really well and low light conditions so itās easy to keep it away from animals šš¼ plus theyāre generally slower growing compared to pothos so i have less stress about having to move them when they grow quick and kitties get curious
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