Indoor plants

" Calathea Calathea species Dark corners don’t deter the bright attitude of calathea. These low-light-loving leafy plants feature dark green leaves with scalloped edges and silver highlights. Flip over a leaf and its rich purple. They grow up to 3 feet tall so they make excellent floor plants as well a table toppers. Calathea adds beautiful texture and color to dens and bedrooms. They are slow growers and super easy care. Care tip: If leaves are dry at the tips, calathea needs more humidity. Set on a tray of pebbles in water to increase the humidity around the plant. Monstera Monstera deliciosa Add a blast of tropical lushness to any room with this big-leaf beauty. Leaves can grow as large as 2 feet wide and feature large cuts or holes, which gave this houseplant the common name Swiss cheese plant. Small plants form attractive mounds; as they grow, plants become more vine-like. To keep plants compact, trim off leggy growth. Monstera is native to the jungles of Mexico and is also sometimes called split-leaf philodendron because the new leaves have a heart shape, although it is not a true philodendron. Care tip: Monstera grows more slowly in low light, but will need a moss stick or structure to climb as it matures. "