Tall plants

Alocasia Stingray is an exotic and rare plant that is easy to keep alive as it does not require excessive care. Although it is an easy plant, it is not a recommended plant for beginners as it is sensitive to temperature and humidity.

This elephant ear is becoming popular and is famous for its large leaf with a unique shape that has a long upturned tail that reminds us of a stingray.

Like some other alocasias, it needs bright indirect light (south or west-facing windows are best as long as it is indirect light) and loves damp, well-drained soil mixed with organic matter as these are the characteristics of its natural habitat.

Alocasia Stingray looks similar to Alocasia Zebrina because they both have a deep green color on the leaves and a similar pattern and color on the stem.

Although their similarities, It is easy to Alocasia Stingray of Alocasia Zebrina by the shape of the leaves. Alocasia Stingray leaves are rounder and have a pointed finish, while Alocasia Zebrina leaves are triangular with an arrow shape.

Alocasia is toxic if ingested, so they are not plants safe for cats, dogs neither children.

Monstera Deliciosa Variegata is recognizable by its large, glossy green and white leaves with deep splits and holes. Like most houseplants, it’s native to the tropics.

Monstera Deliciosa is recognizable by its large, glossy unique green leaves with deep splits and holes called fenestrations that appear when the plant matures.

Monsteras are climbing plants native to southern Mexico and Central America that use its aerial roots to cling to large trees, so you should provide it with moss-covered support sticks or a trellis. If its aerial roots get unruly you can trim them, but it’s best to just tuck them back into the pot.

Monsteras are toxic if ingested, so think it twice before getting one if you have cats, dogs or children.

Monstera Pinnatipartita is a rare evergreen and beautiful climbing plant originally from South America that looks similar to Monstera Deliciosa. It has divided leaves when it matures and produces white waxy flowers that along with its aerial roots, make it look wildly.

Monstera Pinnatipartita must be placed away from the direct sun because it will burn its leaves, and far from pets and children because it's mildly toxic if ingested.

It is so recommended to use totems or to place it in a spot where it can trail to maximize its growth. As a houseplant it doesn't grow much but outside, it can take a whole big corner.

Sansevieria Trifasciata Cylindrica is a succulent plant native to Africa that in its natural habitat is used to receiving lots of direct sunlight and surviving without water.

Sansevierias thrive in low light conditions and are drought-tolerant, making it a recommended plant for beginners or travelers that fits every house and that is recommended for bedrooms, living rooms or offices because it is an air purifier plant

Sansevieria Cylindrica has smooth, greenish-gray striped sub-cylindrical leaves that can grow up to 2 meters. The most common reason for the death of a snake plant is excessive watering.

Snake plants are slightly toxic if swallowed, so keep it far from cats, dogs, and children.

The Peace Lily is one of the easiest and most common houseplants to grow because they thrive in low light conditions which makes perfect for beginners and for every house.

The Spathiphyllum Sensation is originally from Asia and is the largest of the spathiphyllums, with this one bearing large glossy dark green leaves that grow in a layered manner and are distinctly ribbed.

Spathiphyllums have been proven to be among the best houseplants to help improve indoor air quality which makes it perfect for bedrooms, livings rooms, and offices but not so recommended for people that has cats, dogs, and children because is mildly toxic if ingested. Plus, it happily blooms throughout the year and can reach up to a 2-meter height.