Common Houseplants
Snake Plants
Also known as "Mother in-law Tongue." Snake plants produce a lot of oxygen at night, which makes it ideal for bedrooms.
Light: ideally indirect sunlight, but can thrive in either full-sun or low light
Water: Once a month
Soil: Well-drained, sandy soil
Temperature: 55F-80F
Pet friendly
Philodendron
Philodendron originates from the Carribean, Columbia, and Venezuela. Hanging plants can trail up to 10 feet.
Light: Bright & indirect sunlight.
Water: weekly or biweekly
Soil: rich, loose potting soil
Temperature: 70F-80F during the day and above 55F at night
Mild to moderate toxicity for cats and dogs
Indoor Palms
One of the popular tropical indoor plant. Most originated in Brazil and Tropical Asia.
Light: medium to bright indirect light. Strong direct sunlight could burn their leaves
Water: Twice a week
Soil: slightly moist
Temperature: 70-80F during the day and above 60F at night
Pet friendly
Cordyline
A genus of 15 species of woody flowering plants from the Asparagaceae family. Originated from the western Pacific Ocean region.
Light: Bright indirect sunlight
Water: weekly
Soil: rich, well-drained soil
Temperature: above 62F
Toxic to dogs according to ASPCA