This plant is perfect for both indoor and outdoor settings. With four hours of proper sunlight and occasional watering, it thrives. As per Feng Shui, this plant also attracts financial gain.
With striking rosette-shaped leaves, Haworthia is well-suited to indoor spaces. They require minimal sunlight and moderate water.
With its heart-shaped leaves and faint smell, this indoor plant is happiest when watered twice a month and kept in indirect sunlight.
Known for its striking flowers and bonsai-like appearance, the Adenium Desert Rose blooms beautifully when watered moderately and kept under light sun rays. This plant is toxic and ought to be handled with care.
Available in pink, red, yellow, and orange colours, this small grafted cactus, which grows only up to half an inch in height, requires thorough watering and bright indirect sunlight.
With its fleshy leaves and spiky texture, this medicinal plant adds a tropical flair to gardens and requires minimal car.
Perhaps the most widely planted succulent, this evergreen plant is well-loved for its rose-like form with fleshy leaves that come in a rainbow of colours. It handles the heat well and produces summer flowers on long inflorescence.
Kalanchoes stand out from other succulent plants as they remain vibrant during the summer. The plant is known for its slender and flat fan-shaped leaves, and unlike most succulents, it doesn’t retain much water in its foliage.
Long living houseplants for your home