" Plants give us oxygen for the lungs and for the soul "

Sanseviria (AKA - snake plant) maybe the BEST indoor plant to have. It is such a beauty with a very unique look! 

Studies has shown that the Snake Plant is the best oxygen producing indoor plant.  Plus it purifies your indoor air, while absorbing toxins like carbon dioxide, benzene and etc.  

This plant thrives in full sun or full shade, and even lack of water (so, it pretty much thrives on neglect).  Plus they  aren't sensitive to temperature changes .  All of which makes this houseplant a MUST-HAVE! 

ZZ Plant is a beautiful, classic favorite! This plant is stylish, attractive and it’s a cinch to keep alive.  In fact does best when you basically ignore it.

 It thrives in areas where many plants don’t, making it a great choice for the office or bathroom. It does great in low light, and it needs very little water and prefers to be kept on the dry side. 

This majestic plant is specifically good for removing toxins like benzene, xylene, and  toluene, making it a perfect plant for a healthier you.  

 The Dracaena Marginata (AKA Dragon Tree)   is a visually fun plant with lots of personality! It has green sword-like, red-edged leaves. It’s one of the tougher plants out there. 

Even when you think you’ve neglected this thing to death, it comes back to life with a little bit of care. The eye-catching spiky tree makes a  great entry plant for household.

This plant just needs a little bit of water, a little bit of light, and you’re set! This plant is also on NASA’s air clean air study an it reduces benzene, formaldehyde, xylene, and toluene, within the air. 

This makes a great first plant for any plant parents. It’s a beautiful hanging plant that is perfect in every way. It’s extremely adaptable to overwatering or under-watering. It can grow in low light, partial sunlight, or bright, indirect sunlight. 

 A study proved it eliminated 95% of toxins from the air. Plus it is safe for our pets too!  

Water your Spider Plant when the top two inches of soil are dry and it will be perfectly happy in your home. 

English Ivy is a beautiful, fast-growing, bright light houseplant that looks great in a bedroom or living room. This plant prefers to have its soil a little more dry than it does wet.

The English Ivy  is pretty much a medical wonder!  Herbalists use this plant to treat a variety of respiratory conditions like asthma, COPD, and bronchitis. It’s known for its many healing properties which include, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antiviral, and antiarthritic. English Ivy is the perfect plant to enjoy for several years! 

  Majesty Palm is a pretty tropical plant that looks great with any décor! It’s surprisingly easy to keep alive. 

It likes to be well watered and near a sunny window for optimal care.  It’s an ideal plant to keep your home beautiful and healthy!  

This tree has long arching green fronds atop multiple stems. When grown indoors, majesty palm is a slow-growing plant, adding no more than 1 foot per year until it reaches about 10 feet in height. 

Pothos Ivy is probably the easiest plant ever! This is a beautiful hanging plant that can be cut and replanted for more plants. It can thrive in low light, and it only needs water once every couple of weeks. 

It is a wonderful plant for air purification. It removes toxins in the air while giving us the oxygen we need. This plant is highly recommended as a beginner indoor plant!

Sap from the plant may cause sensitive people to break out in a rash. It is considered toxic to pets, dogs, and children, it usually will make them sick and not kill them.

 The Wandering Jew makes a great beginner’s houseplant since it is considered ‘hard to kill’.  It has pretty, purple and green striped leaves.  It makes for a great hanging basket or high shelve plant  as it loves to cascade, 

This houseplant has only a few requirements, with high humidity levels and moist soil being two of them.

As the plant grows, it might start to look thin and scraggly. You can fix this by cutting the tips off the plant. A good trim enables the plant to grow back thick and full. 

 A fairly easy plant to grow make Peace Lilies an excellent houseplants for the home or office. Not only do these lovely plants brighten up a living space, they also help  clean the air of the room they are in. 

These plants have dark shiny green leaves and white flowers. They thrive in medium to low light.  Peace lilies that are placed in more light tend to produce the lovely white flowers.  

The most common cause of death in Peace Lilies is overwatering them. Peace lilies are more tolerant of underwatering than overwatering.