33 Vibrant Indoor Plant Decor Ideas

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Are you looking for some stunning indoor plant decor ideas? This post will inspire you to create a unique and vibrant living space using plants!

Plants bring so much life and vibrancy to literally any space. You can’t explain it but your mood is instantly lifted when you go into a room with plants. They’re what I call natures mood booster.

Now even though I’m obsessed with the plant aesthetic, I’ll be honest with y’all, I probably couldn’t keep one alive to save my life. It’s embarrassing but it true. To be fair though plants are super needy, always needing water and sunshine and stuff. Like man stop stressing me out.

Obviously I’m joking but if you do need plants that are just a little bit harder to kill, I put together some lovely options to check out:

The Best Indoor House Plants That Are Low Maintenance. . .

1. Rubber Plant

The Rubber Plant also known as Ficus elastica is actually a real plant and not one made of rubber. It’s actually a pretty easy plant to own! It thrives in indirect sunlight and needs watering about once a week.

2. Snake Plant

Snake plants are just one of those aesthetically pleasing plants to own. These plants actually don’t like a lot of water and can grown in spots even without direct sunlight. And one great thing about owning this plant is that it grows really fast.

3. Cacti

This is an infamously easy plant to take care of. You really only need to water these bad boys about once a week.

4. Kentia Palm

The kentia palm is such a lovely, aesthetic plant to have in your home. I mean it’s an indoor palm tree, how cool is that! Plus their super low maintenance, indirect sunlight is fine and they don’t need much else. . .

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Just a little tip: One thing you should always remember when it comes to owning live plants is that they may attract little bugs and insects, so that’s something you need to think about if you’re a newbie plant owner. . .