11 potted green plants that even beginners cannot kill; if you kill these, you are not suited to growing flowers

Many indoor plants can regulate their own growth on their own and need only a little care. Today I will introduce some of the plants I have grown that are especially hard to kill, need little care, and rarely suffer from pests or diseases. Let's see which ones you have grown?

1. Aloe

The juice of aloe can be used to make a skin moisturizer, and it can also help wounds or sunburned skin heal slowly. It is a very useful plant.

Aloe is also especially easy to grow. When caring for it, be sure to water it sparingly, give it appropriate indirect light, and avoid freezing. Keep the minimum care temperature above 5 degrees, and water only after the soil has dried out completely.

2. Cast iron plant

The cast iron plant can grow in harsh environments, especially indoors in shade or when no one is caring for it. It likes shaded environments and is very drought tolerant.

When caring for it, use a well-drained, breathable, loose sandy soil. Also, water it occasionally and avoid exposing it to strong sun.

3. Dieffenbachia

Dieffenbachia adapts very well to its environment. It does not like too much water or freezing, and it likes indirect light or shaded environments. When caring for it, avoid frequent watering, and keep the minimum care temperature above 4 degrees.

When watering, you can wait until the potting soil has been dry for a few days before adding water, and give it a little light.

4. Christmas cactus

Many people still manage to kill Christmas cactus. In fact, it is a plant that is easily overlooked. It likes indirect light or a half-shade, half-sun environment, and it can bloom under bright light. After blooming, it can be pruned appropriately.

During the day in October, you can give it appropriate indirect light, and at night it should be kept in complete darkness. You can cover it with a cardboard box for 12 hours, which makes it very easy for flower buds to form. Also reduce watering and keep the temperature at around 12 degrees, which is most suitable.

5. Polka dot plant

The polka dot plant has very charming, variegated leaves. It is an especially hard-to-kill plant. It likes a warm, slightly moist environment and is suitable for growing near a window, where it can receive appropriate light.

When caring for the polka dot plant, you can water after the potting soil has dried out. Keep the minimum care temperature above 5 degrees, and mist regularly to maintain some humidity.

6. Jade plant

The jade plant is also called the jade tree. It is one of the most popular indoor potted plants. It belongs to the succulent plants, likes sufficient light, and is also fairly shade tolerant.

When caring for the jade plant, be sure to water it sparingly. In winter, take care to prevent frost damage. Too much water easily causes root rot and also causes leaf drop. Be sure to water only after the potting soil has dried out, and keep the temperature above 7 degrees.

7. Lucky bamboo

Lucky bamboo is one of the most common indoor potted green plants. It can be grown directly in water. Keep the environment bright and well ventilated, and also take care to maintain some humidity.

For lucky bamboo care, keep the minimum temperature above 7 degrees. For water-grown ones, simply change the water promptly once it becomes cloudy.

8. Snake plant

If you want an indoor green plant that is shade tolerant and drought tolerant, then the snake plant is a good choice. It also has many varieties, with variegated leaves, and paired with a fresh flower pot, its ornamental value is also good.

As long as you keep the growing environment warm and slightly dry, avoid frequent watering, and keep the care temperature above 5 degrees in winter, the snake plant will be impossible to kill.

9. Peace lily

The peace lily is a very easy-to-grow indoor potted plant. Its flowers look especially fresh and beautiful, with white spathe-like inflorescences and white flower buds.

The peace lily is slightly drought tolerant and has fairly good shade tolerance, making it suitable for indoor cultivation. It can be grown in water or in soil. When growing it in soil, take care not to water frequently; too much water easily causes root rot or withered branches.

9. Pothos

Pothos is a very easy-to-grow indoor potted plant. Almost no one can kill it, unless the potted pothos is exposed to strong sun or the soil is frequently left waterlogged. Strong sun easily dries it out, and soil that is often waterlogged easily causes root rot.

Another thing to pay attention to is temperature. Pothos is a tropical foliage plant. The growing environment should remain warm year-round, and the minimum care temperature is best kept above 7 degrees. When watering, wait until the potting soil has dried out, then water thoroughly. When the air is dry, you can frequently mist the branches and leaves.

10. Ornamental maranta

Ornamental maranta likes a warm, humid, and semi-shaded environment. If the light is too abundant or it is exposed to direct sunlight, its leaves easily turn yellow, and in severe cases the plant withers. Newly bought flowering plants cannot be taken out into the sun right away; they should be kept in shade.

When caring for maranta, do not move it frequently. Water the soil thoroughly, keep it ventilated and shaded, and keep the soil slightly moist but not wet.

11. Spider plant

The spider plant has fleshy roots and a certain degree of drought tolerance. As long as you ensure a suitable growing environment, plus loose, well-drained soil, appropriate indirect light, and a warm, humid environment year-round, the spider plant can maintain vigorous growth.

When caring for the spider plant, you can apply light fertilizer frequently, but it should mainly be organic liquid fertilizer. Avoid giving it concentrated fertilizer. Stop fertilizing during the hottest summer weather and the coldest winter weather. This will ensure the spider plant grows vigorously.