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Plant ZZ (Zamioculcas zamiifolia)
This product was recommended by David Cohen from Flower Station
ZZ Plant can survive without direct light and grows slowly, which makes it the best plant for offices with no light. It doesn’t violate the privacy of your coworkers is another added bonus. ZZ is great for a cubicle or office since it can tolerate low light levels and doesn’t lose leaves too frequently, leaving the plant looking tidy and clean. In locations with little light, the ZZ plant will flourish. Make sure your plant isn’t exposed to direct sunlight because this can damage it.
Mini Succulents
This product was recommended by Patrick Cohen from Car Cover
Because they take up little space, these small succulent plants make excellent office plants. They can add aesthetic appeal to your workplace while being low-maintenance. Another advantage of these plants is their low cost. Finally, these succulents require only direct sunlight and occasional watering, so they won’t take up much of your time. They may even benefit you because having these plants will force you to allow sunlight into your office.
Money Tree
This product was recommended by Doug Mitchell from Argenta Field Solutions
An easy-care indoor plant will definitely help make an outstanding office. It is also said to help elevate mood and well-being, increasing your creativity and reducing stress. This can also serve as a natural air purifier for your office. And as the name of the plant suggests, a money tree can attract positive energy and wealth for you and for your business.
Spider Plant
This product was recommended by Garrett Smith from GMB Gorilla
Spider plants bring a nice splash of color and texture to the space that’s just enough to liven up your work day. Their long streaked and narrow leaves add a unique aesthetic. They make great office plants because they are easy to care for as they only need to be watered and fed a few times each month. Since you’ll be indoors, they can also help to purify the air and remove toxins from the environment. Plus, they are also great for sharing with your co-workers because spider plants are fast and easy to propagate. You’ll surely gain new work friends by sharing a pot of spider plants with them.
Heartleaf Philodendron (Philodendron Hederaceum)
This product was recommended by Vladan Nikolic from Houseplant Expert
Philodendron is a very resilient plant that can thrive in extremely low light conditions and can tolerate watering errors. This makes it a great choice for those who are new to gardening and houseplants.
Golden Pothos Plant
This product was recommended by Kevin Wang from Inyouths LED Mirrors
It’s a beautiful trailing plant that can be grown in pretty much any container and its heart-shaped leaves take on different hues depending on the amount of light it is exposed to. This plant requires very little care and its golden color looks great in any office space, adding a touch of sophistication without being overly extravagant.
Assorted Cactus Plants
This product was recommended by Deepika Adhikari from Thenaturehero
Depending on the species, cacti can be low-maintenance office plants that thrive with minimal watering and sunlight. Tests have shown that having cacti in your office environment increases productivity by 12%! The reason being is that they help reduce excess carbon dioxide. Carbon Dioxide can make us restless and tired, give us headaches overall, and make us less productive. Cacti improve the air quality.
Snake Plant
This product was recommended by Evander Nelson from Evander Nelson
The Snake Plant is the ultimate office BFF. Not only does it add a touch of greenery to your space, but it also helps to purify the air by removing toxins. Plus, it’s low maintenance and can withstand neglect, making it perfect for busy bees like myself. I personally keep one in my office and it has helped me to create a more peaceful and inviting environment for my clients. It’s also easy to propagate, so I was able to share it with my co-workers and create a mini-garden in our office. Overall, the Snake Plant is a great choice for anyone looking to add some greenery to their office space and improve the air quality. It’s a hardy plant that will not only enhance the aesthetic of your office but also provide air purifying benefits.
Peace Lily
This product was recommended by Sarah Joseph from Parental Queries
Bring the beauty of a blooming flower indoors with this beautiful Peace Lily. It is a low-maintenance plant that will bring life and freshness to any office or home. This flowering houseplant has dark green leaves and white flowers that bloom in summertime, making it an attractive addition to any room. The Peace Lilly requires little care, making it an excellent choice for busy people with little time to devote to their plants. It also purifies the air, adding freshness and helping reduce environmental toxins. I found this plant to be a fantastic addition to my home office, and I know it will do the same for yours.
Dracaena Madagascar Dragon Tree
This product was recommended by Michelle Norma from Gardening
Dracaena is a popular choice for office plants because of its low maintenance and attractive leaves. It can help to purify the air and reduce toxins. Dracaena is also known for its ability to reduce stress and create a calming atmosphere. It can tolerate low light levels and may even thrive in fluorescent lighting, making it ideal for offices that don’t get much natural light. It is also easy to care for, requiring only occasional watering and pruning. Dracaena is available in a variety of sizes and shapes, so you can choose one that fits your office space.
Bamboo Palm Plant
This product was recommended by David Reid from VEM Tooling
The Bamboo Palm is a great option for an office setting because it not only purifies the air, but also helps to increase humidity levels. It is a low-maintenance plant that can thrive in low-light conditions, making it a perfect option for an office with limited natural light.
English Ivy
This product was recommended by Bella Williams from Skin cell
English ivy is an excellent choice of office plant. Not only do they bring life to a room, but they also provide several health benefits. English ivy has been known to help reduce air pollution, improve air quality, and reduce stress levels in a space. The plant can absorb airborne toxins from the environment, such as formaldehyde and xylene, making it an excellent choice for an office space. In addition, English ivy requires minimal care, making it easy to keep up with. It can be kept in various indoor temperatures and light conditions and only needs to be watered once every two weeks.
Peperomia
This product was recommended by Anwar Kaur from Hindu Rope
Peperomia is a tropical perennial epiphyte native to Central and South America. Its short, strong stems bear thick, circular leaves that are a deep jade color and retain the majority of their water. This plant is great for growing indoors, they have beautiful foliage, tolerate a wide range of conditions, and grow easily. With hardy, glossy green leaves and tiny white flowers, this plant makes a beautiful addition to any office.
Fiddle leaf fig
This product was recommended by William Henry from Ledask
In my office, over the past five years, I have had fiddle fig trees and they have undeniable health advantages. In short, they not only provide oxygen but also purify the air by eliminating toxic particles, making the environment fresher, and strengthening your mental state. They are easily maintained with a regular watering schedule.
Weeping Fig
This product was recommended by Julio Arco from Bark and Chase
The weeping fig, also known as the ficus tree, is a huge broadleaf evergreen tree that grows in tropical and subtropical regions. It is more commonly cultivated as a houseplant; however, a weeping fig is often featured in indoor commercial landscaping. This attractive weeping fig has slender branches that arch gracefully from a light gray stem, and its dark leaves are thick and lustrous. The weeping fig needs a bright room with plenty of indirect sunlight.
Rubber Tree
This product was recommended by Julio Arco from Bark and Chase
One of the great indoor trees is the Ficus Elastica, often known as the rubber trees, which are a beautiful tropical Southeast Asian species with big, oval-shaped, emerald-colored leaves. It can grow rapidly, reaching heights of up to 100 feet in its natural habitat. Even though it’s not the easiest plant for beginners to care for because it’s not very tolerant of neglect, it’s more commonly grown inside as a houseplant.
Calathea Plant
This product was recommended by Ishant Sharma from Hustle Marketers
Despite the fact that green is the reason we’re all here, a little bit of variety never harmed anyone. Medallion and rattlesnake calathea both have red-green foliage and thrive under a wide range of lighting and water conditions. Additionally, they are constantly on the move.
Aloe Vera
This product was recommended by Sage Stone from Ever Wallpaper
A succulent that requires minimal maintenance, aloe vera can help purify the air of formaldehyde and benzene. It’s an excellent choice for an office environment, as it can thrive in lower light and dry air.
Cast Iron Plant
This product was recommended by Mo Bhula from The Botanical Archive
I recommend the cast iron plant for most of my office installs! These plants are incredibly difficult to kill hence the name and thrive in lower light conditions. They don’t require much water or fuss and just live happily on a desk or in a high traffic corridor.
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