Indoor trees make a bold statement that also adds a fresh and lively aspect to the room. Small houseplants and tiny succulents are wonderful, but indoor trees really give that “wow” factor to a room. Plants help aid in maintaining our mental health, and happen to look great in most homes too.
They can help purify the air and help you feel closer to nature. There is a wide variety of indoor trees available, so no matter what you comfort level is with taking care of plants, there’s something that will suit you and your living space.
Fiddle Leaf Fig
Fiddle leaf figs are a classic for a reason, but they are not for those who get frustrated easily. These gorgeous trees have broad leaves and work best in homes with a range of lighting. They require nutrient rich soil with good drainage. They need to be water every 7-10 days, which can be done with a water gauge. The leaves need to be misted and dusted as well, which is what we mean by these trees are fussy!
Fiddle Leaf Fig
Fishtail Palm
This topical tree differs from a classic palm tree due to its unique fishtail. This tree needs bright light and humidity as well as moist soil with good drainage. Indirect light is good, but a lot of it is needed. While overwatering should always be avoided, but keeping the plant wet is quite necessary. Humidifiers are very helpful for this tree, as well as the fiddle leaf fig.
Fishtail Palm
Money Tree
Money trees are not only a beautiful addition to your home, but they are said to give good luck in terms of finance, hence their name. The twisted trunk and beautiful leaves that are perfect for any house. It thrives in sandy and peat soil that is well draining.
It needs to be watered about once a week, but the topsoil should not be left very dry. Though the money tree requires humidity, it is not considered to be a very fussy plant. However, it does not do well in darkness, cold, or dry air.
Money Tree
Olive Tree
Olive trees are an absolutely stunning addition that will give a Mediterranean flair to any home. They work well in any home since they have quite the minimalistic look. They require a lot of light and a cactus mix well draining soil. Bright sunlight will help this tree thrive. Whenever its soil is dry, you need to water the tree. Since they come from dry climates, they do not require a humidifier or leaf misting.
Olive Tree
