Hard to Kill is the best plant for beginners

Best plant for  beginners



For those who love early ornamental plants, consider having one of the plants that are hard to kill. Not only is it attractive and beautiful, but it should also be easy, stringy, and tolerant maintenance if you neglect to water the plants. You should study characteristic strong ornamental plants that grow well in all soils and are resistant to weather to constant temperature humidity. Below is a list of 7 ornamental plants that are suitable for beginner houseplants.


Jade plant


The jade plant is an attractive, long-lived succulent species and often represents money and luck. This plant is easily recognized by its dense stems and beautiful green oval leaves. Requires minimal maintenance and this jade plant requires several hours of direct sunlight per day.


Aloe vera



This type of succulent plant, called cactus, is easy to grow. It has tall, gel-filled hard leaves. The benefits of aloe vera gel include a lot of beauty and healthy ingredients. Plants that grow well in this succulent pot soil can be mixed with vermiculite-rich vermiculite for better drainage.


Golden Pothos


Golden Potassium is also known as an ornamental plant that is easy to care for, especially for beginners who like ornamental plants. This heart-shaped leaf has a lot of variations with yellow, white, and green colors. This plant can also grow indoors in indirect light but in very low light. You can maintain this plant even if you forget to water it. Creeps up to thirty feet, but you can help it come back. But for cats and dogs, this plant is beneficial and it is okay to keep it as a hanging plant at home.


Ficus elastica


This ficus elastica plant grows to a height of 60 to 80 feet. This hard-killing plant is ideal for beginners who like ornamental plants. Varieties from dark color, rubber green, burgundy. This plant does not need much light to grow. But still, keep the soil moist so it doesn’t get too dry.


Snake plant



The snake plant is known for its tall and stiff, dark green leaves. With colorful varieties running with yellow stripes on leaf margins. This plant does not need water all the time and you can water it once the coil is completely dry. Can be grown indoors in low light, this plant grows well in offices with fluorescent lights or indirect sunlight.


Burning Katie


Burning Katie can thrive due to the owner’s negligence. These hard-to-kill plants are found in attractive varieties in red, white, yellow, orange, and pink. This plant should be watered only when the soil is dry. It has a bright and beautiful color that is easy to maintain.


Spider plant


Suitable for beginners due to simple care and tolerance of many situations the next plant to be popular is the spider plant. Available in light green with a variety of greens and whites. This makes it easy for the spider plant to grow into a new, independent plant. Named for their easy maintenance, they like boutonnieres so they don’t have to worry too much.


Place it in an indirect light such as a window or near kitchen and bathroom windows.



Madagascar Dragon Tree


The striking plant with brightness is very easy to start. Called the Madagascar Dragon Tree, the plant can grow up to 20 feet outside. But if you keep it indoors, in a pot with regular pruning it should only be one to six feet high. They grow well in indirect light and tolerate low light. You can water this plant only in fertile, well-drained soil and when the soil is dry.

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