Tropical houseplants

Looking to spruce up your living room with some greenery? Houseplants not only add a touch of nature to your home but also improve air quality and bring a sense of calm into your space.

"Transform your space into a lush oasis with our guide to the 25 Best Houseplants to Get a Jungle Vibe in Your Home! Discover stunning houseplant decor ideas that elevate your indoor gardening game. Embrace the urban jungle aesthetic with greenery inspiration that brings life to any room. From plant care tips to creative plant styling, this collection is perfect for every plant lover's paradise!"

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Houseplants not only help us to reconnect with nature, but they also enliven virtually any living space and work great in both home and office environments. According to the principles of the practice of feng shui, plants have the potential to affect energy (qi) indoors in both negative and positive ways.

Tropical houseplants and select design details can bring the island vacation vibe into your home.

Discover the beauty of tropical house plants with our collection of best tropical indoor plants. Create your own indoor jungle with low light houseplants that add a touch of tropical aesthetic to any room. From the iconic Monstera deliciosa to vibrant red tropical plants, there's a variety of options to choose from for your indoor garden.

Monstera plant

Also known as the "green velvet" plant due to its textured, deeply colored leaves. The Alocasia 'Frydek' has pointed, arrow-shaped leaves, often with bold varigation. A gorgeous and popular tropical houseplant due to its striking appearance, it can be high maintenance. Intolerant of being under-or-over watered and needs consistent, bright indirect light to thrive. Pet owners: the Alocasia 'Frydek' is poisonous to cats and dogs.

Anthurium clarinervium has become highly coveted in the houseplant world, and for good reason: This tropical plant is a stunner with its exotic jungle vibes and dark velvety leaves (which inspire its common name, velvet cardboard Anthurium). It isn’t too hard to grow in your home, but there are some key things you have to keep in mind to help this aroid plant flourish.