Houseplants are the perfect way to make your apartment feel a little cozier and more like home. They also purify the air
and have other benefits. We'll help you choose the perfect plants for your apartment.
Best Houseplants for Apartments with Low-Light
If your apartment doesn't see a lot of sun or has smallish windows, low-light plants are probably your best bet. What does "low light" really mean? Consider your space low light if you can comfortably read a book, magazine, or newspaper without having to turn on extra lighting. Some of the best houseplants for apartments with low-light include:Best Houseplants for Bright Apartments
If your apartment gets plenty of light -- enough so that there are h2 shadows throughout the day, you have some more choices -- including flowering houseplants. Enjoy varieties such as:Best Houseplants for Small Apartments
Plants grow bigger and more beautiful over time. Sadly, apartments don't. If you want a variety that stays small and tidy, go with:Best Houseplants for Your Apartment If You Forget to Water
The two key things to success with houseplants is having the right light and the right amount of water for your particular plants. If you're not the most faithful waterer (whether you're always on the go, get distracted, or just tend to forget), don't worry -- these plants may be for you!Best Houseplants for Your Apartment If You Tend to Water a Lot
There's an old expression that some people "kill plants with kindness." It's true: Too much water will do a houseplant in more quickly than too little. If you like to give your houseplants a lot of moisture, try these:Best Houseplants If Your Apartment Needs a Tree
If you have space for one, there's nothing like a tree in your apartment. It doesn't have to be a big one -- there are tabletop varieties such as bonsai.Written by Justin Hancock
