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Three potted SANSEVIERIA TRIFASCIATA plants in red plastic pots, featuring tall, green leaves with dark variegated patterns.Sansevieria on window sill with cacti, vase, and timer.
FICUS MICROCARPA plant in black pot. Dark green leaves, tall, round shape, indoor décor.FICUS MICROCARPA Potted plant, curtain fig, 19 cm

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Brown-potted STRELITZIA, tall green leaves.Indoor STRELITZIA by window.
Potted MONSTERA plant with large leaves.Modern living room with large green plant near grey sofa.
Potted rubber plant with broad green leaves.Large leaf ficus by window.

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A potted DYPSIS LUTESCENS with green fronds; potterys orange, ceramic.Indoor plants, books in basket, cosy seat. Natural light.
CRASSULA OVATA in black and white pots.Plant, books, sand timer.
BLADVERK Plant in vase, Hydroponic, 10 cmBLADVERK Plant in vase, Hydroponic, 10 cm
Gray-potted EPIPREMNUM plant with green leaves.A green potted plant with large, patterned leaves sits on a white window sill beside smooth pebbles.
Two potted plants, green foliage, terracotta pots, hanging, vibrant home decor.Potted HEDERA HELIX cascading over dark cabinet.
Potted MONSTERA DELICIOSAIndoor: large MONSTERA DELICIOSA plant, hourglass, small plant.
Red-potted STRELITZIA plant.Small potted green STRELITZIA plant on metal stand beneath framed photo. Bright, light-filled room.
A vibrant green potted plant, shaped with fiddle-leaf ferns, housed in a terracotta-colored plastic pot.NEPHROLEPIS Potted plant, Boston fern, 9 cm
Red pachira with braided trunk, green leavesTwo potted plants by a window. One has green leaves, the other variegated. Pots are grey plastic.
Potted SPATHIPHYLLUM plant with white flowers in a brown plastic container.A potted green plant sits on a rustic wooden table against a grey wall. Next to it, a glass jar filled with pencils and a stack of cardboard boxes.
Six potted CHRYSANTHEMUMs in various colours arranged in a row, each in brown pots, against a white background.Two large grey hanging pots with pink flowers against a brick wall.
Five lush green potted plants arranged in a line, each in brown plastic pots.Modern office decor: plants, clock, books, picture.
Potted scheffleraA cosy living room scene with a beige sofa, grey pillows, a green blanket, and a potted SCHEFFLERA ARBORICOLA on a plant dolly for easy mobility.
Three potted plants in white and grey pots, each with lush green foliage, arranged side by side.Potted POLYSCIAS plant, book, hourglass, wall art. Character count: 46
Two potted RADERMACHERA plants, one in white, one in black, bright green leaves.RADERMACHERA plant, bookshelf, hourglass.
Red potted ZAMIOCULCAS with green leavesSmall potted plant, dark blue, green leaves, plastic, cylinder, stylish.
Five colourful SUCCULENTs in small orange pots, each varying in shape and type, arranged neatly in a row.Window sill with white SUCCULENT plant, cactus, coral decor, wooden block, marble surface.
Collection of colourful SUCCULENT plants in modern, pastel ceramic pots; various shapes and sizes.Two small SUCCULENTs in green ceramic pots sit on a white shelf beside a wooden house decoration and books. A colourful painting hangs above.
CEROPEGIA WOODII in terracotta, green leaves. - 35 charactersSmall potted CEROPEGIA WOODII plant on sideboard, surrounded by books; small green leaves cascading over edges.

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Any space can become your new favourite spot by adding some blooming flowers. Whether you’re an expert botanist or a garden novice you can find a suitable plant matching your preferences at IKEA.

Before adding a new member to your garden family, make sure that it’s going to be happy at the spot you have in mind. Learn more about great house plants for either indoor or outdoor use in the guide below.

Some great choices for indoor house plants

House plants are a great way to add colour and vitality to your home. Additionally, indoor plants help freshen up your home by absorbing gases and removing harmful substances from the air. So, adding a few lovely plants to your home should be an easy choice. But where to begin?

Here are a few tips on great indoor plant types that add colour, freshen the air and are very easy to take care of.

Aloe plants

Aloe plants are a so-called succulent. This means the plant has parts that are thickened and fleshy, making it possible for them to retain water in arid climates or soil conditions. Aloe plants are beautifully green and easy to take care of since they need very little water. But they do need a lot of sun, so make sure to put them in a nice sunny spot.

Cactus

The prickly cactus is a survivor of world renown, and it can add a certain toughness to your home. Cacti can store moisture for quite a long time, meaning you only need to water them occasionally. Simply add more water once the top inches of the soil have completely dried out. At IKEA you'll find different kinds of potted cactuses to suit your style.

Dracaena plants

The dracaenas are palm-like plants with green and spiky leaves. They come in many different variations, where some are short and bushy, and others can grow quite tall. They are also easy to take care of, especially if you tend to forget about watering. This group of plants require thrifty watering. Wait until the top half of the soil is dry before watering it again. Depending on the light this can take up a few weeks.

Top outdoor house plants

Outdoor plants can make any outside space feel livelier and more welcoming. Fill your garden bed with some fresh plants or decorate your balcony with plants in pots and flower boxes.

Begonias

Begonias are great, versatile outdoor plants that are easy to take care of. They are just as happy in a pot as they are in a flower bed. Just make sure to put them in a spot with partial or dappled sunlight and allow the soil to dry out between the watering.

Begonias come in many different colours such as red, orange, yellow and pink. So, feel free to pick begonias that match your style. If you have a balcony, try planting these beauties in a flower box with hangers to add a burst of colour to your home.

Hydrangeas (Hortensia)

Hortensia is a popular plant because of its large and colourful flowers. They can grow as trees or climbing vines, but most are grown as a shrub.

Hydrangeas can grow in full to partial sunlight, depending on the variety of plant. In general, they are keen on water but can, like every plant, be overwatered. A basic rule is to look at the leaves. Are they starting to drop? Then it's time for watering.

Jasminum

Jasminum plants, or jasmines, are known for the seductive scent that comes once the flowers bloom. The jasmine is a climbing tree and can, if you allow it, grow quite big. It’s a perfect choice if you have an espalier in your garden.

The jasmine is happiest in a sunny, but cool place. When it comes to water, this is a thirsty plant especially when it blooms. A good rule is to keep the soil slightly moist at all times.