Zak Parker
Phalaenopsis Blume Moth Orchid
This product was recommended by Jean Bloom from Gardening
The Orchidaceae family can thrive as Vivarium plants if certain conditions are in place. The Ludisia discolor is an example out of the tons of orchid species available that can thrive in low light conditions. The Zootrophion dayanum is another type of orchid that may need fine-tuned conditions to be well in a vivarium. Overall, orchids can thrive in a vivarium or terrarium.
Mediocalcar Decoratum Orchid
This product was recommended by Alex Tinsman from How To Houseplant
Miniature Orchid Papua New Guinea is a plant that is easy to grow in vivarium environments. It has cute leaves and cute pumpkin-like flowers that glow and bloom from inside the container where they are growing. The plant only needs to be mounted on a pole or stick and it navigates its way as it grows horizontally to cover the container.
Episcia Cupreata Plant
This product was recommended by Miguel Palma from Jardin Tienda
This is a great plant to grow in a pot as it is able to propagate straight once the roots take ground into the soil. The plant produces an attractive blend of mint green leaves and bright red flowers. It thrives in vivarium environments since it requires indirect exposure to the sun.
Pilea Peperomioides
This product was recommended by Jennie Miller from Midss
This is a native Chinese plant and they do very well in a vivarium environment. Pileas are generally easy to take care of and here is a pointer: They need bright, filtered sunlight. These plants should be able to see the sky but not the sun or direct sunlight, you should filter the sunlight through a shade/curtains.
Java fern
This product was recommended by Dale Steven from Mowers and Yard Tools
Java ferns grow quickly and are relatively easy to care for. They are also very attractive, making them a popular choice among hobbyists and pet owners.
Spider plant
This product was recommended by Dale Steven from Mowers and Yard Tools
Spider plants are easy to care for, and their drooping leaves and spindly stems make them look attractive. Spider plants are also very versatile, able to grow in a variety of conditions.
Philodendron
This product was recommended by Dale Steven from Mowers and Yard Tools
Philodendrons are known for their attractive flowers and foliage. Philodendrons can also grow relatively quickly, making them a good choice for those who want a fast-growing plant.
Anubias
This product was recommended by Dale Steven from Mowers and Yard Tools
Anubias are for those who want a plant that can tolerate a wide range of conditions. Anubias also grow quickly.
Croton Codiaeum Plant
This product was recommended by Michael Liam Miller from Luxury Cars A2Z
Crotons can add great value to your vivarium with their shiny and thick leaves that come in a huge variety of different shapes and colors like green, gold, and salmon foliage. One of my favorites is the gold-dusted croton that has narrow leaves with various amounts of gold sprinkled on it depending on the cultivar. It works great as a terrarium plant and is very underrated when compared to other plants. It requires occasional misting and can be placed under bright indirect light.
Syngonium Podohpyllum
This product was recommended by Tommy Mello from A1 Garage Door Service
Syngonium Podophyllum is a plant with bold colors. Their leaves have a funky shape. They are easy to care for with a great look. They have a wide range of species all with color and pattern variations. Some people even believe Syngonium brings fortune, health, and prosperity to the house. The five lobes represent the 5 elements and the plant as a whole is believed to be a lucky plant.
Ficus Plant
This product was recommended by Brandon Perton from The Old School Game Vault
Ficus plants can survive in conditions with low light and are quickly adaptable to the highly humid environment surrounding them, which makes them the best choice for a vivarium. This species has main three kinds under it that are creeping fig, weeping fig, and the rubber plant. The figs grow healthily when planted in well-drained soil. They can grow tall naturally but grow according to their surroundings indoors try not to overwater them. And the rubber plant also requires healthy soil as it grows as a single trunk tree.
Pothos
This product was recommended by Caitlyn Parish from Cicinia
Pothos is a great plant for vivariums because it is very easy to care for and can grow in a wide range of conditions. It is also a great plant for beginners, as it is very forgiving if you make mistakes with watering or lighting.
Mosses
This product was recommended by Caitlyn Parish from Cicinia
Mosses are versatile plants that can be used in a variety of ways in a vivarium. They can be used as a ground cover, to create visual interest, or even as food for reptiles and amphibians. Mosses are relatively easy to care for and do not require much maintenance.
Hedera Helix
This product was recommended by Jen Stark from Happy DIY Home
Hedera Helix, or English Ivy, is a great plant for vivariums. It is very easy to care for and can tolerate a wide range of conditions. It is also a great plant for adding vertical interest to your vivarium.
Air plants
This product was recommended by Jen Stark from Happy DIY Home
Air plants are a great option for vivariums because they do not require any soil and can simply be mounted on driftwood or rocks. They are very easy to care for and can tolerate a wide range of conditions.
Boston Ferns
This product was recommended by Kevin Wang from Inyouths
Ferns are a classic vivarium plant, and for a good reason. They add a beautiful, lush look to the setup and can do well in both low and high-light conditions.
Creeping Phlox
This product was recommended by Kevin Wang from Inyouths
Creeping Phlox is a great plant for adding color to your vivarium. It is available in a variety of colors and can do well in both low and high-light conditions.
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