Absolute Top 20 EASIEST Plants to Look After
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- 20 of the easiest plants to look after that any neglectful beginner can be confident of keeping alive in their home.
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You should see my umbrella plant. It's huge. Doesn't care what I do either.
0:18 Chinese Evergreen aka Aglaonema
1:05 Philodendron Satin Pothos
1:36 Pothos Devil's Ivy
2:13 ZZ aka Zamioculcas Zamiifolia
2:47 Hoya
3:23 Schefflera aka Umbrella Plant
4:15 Snake Plant
4:48 Peperomia Polybotrya
5:25 Philodendron Brazil
5:57 Jade Plant
6:27 Lipstick Plant
7:03 Monstera Deliciosa
7:34 Fittonia
8:12 Peperomia Angulata
8:34 Echeveria
9:00 Pickle Plant
9:30 Ficus Elastica Tineke
10:10 Blue Moonstone aka Pachyphytum Oviferum
10:40 Peace Lily
Thank you!
Thank you
Thank you so much!!
Thank you very much!
@@midei You're welcome
Since I am a visual learner, please consider posting the name of these easy to grow plants on the screen. Although I love to hear the Queen’s English, I don’t always understand the fine nuances of the spoken words. In addition, the names of plants themselves are not all that familiar to those who want to get started growing houseplants. Thanks for your desire to inform us plant lovers.
Fair enough will do 👍
What is the plant at 2 min in please?The one after photos I did not get the name.The one with the rizoms in the soil. Thank you
@@croitor2009 That is a ZZ plant.
@@SheffieldMadePlants This! Please! You articulate well but the intonation flow throws me off. Even if it's just tabs at the bottom of the video or whatever
Relate 😆 ... I had to repeat many times to catch what sounded like "Satin Pow fows" to me hahaha. I will get my first plant today. The mighty "Satin Pothos" 😄 Great video!! 💙💙💙
Can you please stop making lists of plants I've killed? 😂
😂
Can you please add navigation to these long lists? It would be nice to be able to skip to the next one, or to the ones that look interesting to us, or to rewatch a specific plant, without having to spend twice as long trying to find the right time on the vid.
Tap under the Description a section entitled "Show Transcript". Scroll down to the name of the plant you are interested to watch again; then, tap on the video stop number. I agree that a list with the stops where to find them would have been beneficial.
2 years ago, before I became a plant lady, I would have taken this video as a challenge
"Plants impossible to kill"
Pulls up sleeves "challenge accepted" 🤣🤣🤣
I'm so happy I rarely kill plants anymore, and have actually saved some from dying in grocery stores
Lovely personal growth 😁
If you constantly forget to water your plants: get a cactus
I got a peace lily from my granny’s funeral. I kept it in same pot for 20yrs. I never fertilized it and had it in a full sun west facing window most of its life, I live in south US. 😅 it’s flowered all this time. I just divided and repotted. Not one bug lol I never checked for pests either
Very good 👍
Have owned half of these and killed them. idk how but I kill easy plants but can keep my calatheas happy. i think there is a clitch
As an experienced plant keeper, I still absolutely love these easy houseplants. They're so reliable and lovely
Same here!
what's the best care for the peace lily, I never have success growing it.
Another wonderful video!! Thank you for steering us toward easier plants to care for. I use the "plants to avoid" list regularly and you've saved me more than once!
Thanks Jan! Glad you found it useful 😁
I love Chinese Evergreens/Aglaonemas but sadly despite my best efforts, I've not been able to keep them alive. I'm on my fourth plant right now and it too is gradually dying. 😢 My only consolation at this point is my Snake plants.
"Philodendron Satin Pothos" is not the correct name. It's a Scindapsus Pictus, which is neither a Phil nor a Pothos.
One thing I would have liked to know before buying plants (and I am sure you mention in other videos): Some of these plants such as ZZ and snake plant are super slow growing! Like you can get a cutting of a pothos or monstera and watch it grow, but with a ZZ or a snake plant you got to basically buy it the size you want it (i expect my cute little snake plant will have the length of my hands in like five years or so.
Yep those plants sure are slow
Sanseveria isn't that slow
I managed to kill my ficus elastica in my new place. I didn't realize there was a huge draft in a certain area of my house and the clay pot was really cold too. I think the cold shocked it during a recent cold snap. I cut it back but I think it's done for. T_T dang these drafty windowsss
Oh no sounds like a nightmare
Do THIS to get your Peace Lily to flower again 👉 th-cam.com/video/kPotKe2wSaQ/w-d-xo.html
I had a ficus plant--a big one--in storage for almost three years. Just a standard elastica. Fully dark shipping container. (Life kicked our asses.) Eventually opened the container expecting it to be dead.
The dude's leaves were pure white, soil obviously totally dry. We got it home, watered it and it grew back completely. Insanely hard to kill. It only eventually died when a litter of stray kittens used the pot as, well, litter... and we didn't realize until it was too late. They're incredibly resilient, though.
Pilea mollis "Moon Valley" is also another one that's really striking/pretty but super, super easy to keep alive and propagate. They also flower constantly even indoors, although the flowers are more an enhancement than a defining feature.
That’s wild!
That poor ficus must have thought it was cursed. 🥲
😲
I’ve killed several scheffleras. Le sigh.
And jade. Oh lawd and dozens of echeverias 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤪 and moonstones…but my peace Lily has flowered since bringing it home, repotting and relocating it. It took 5-6 weeks but once calm she popped a new one. Yes just one. lol
Every one is precious
I have a Raven zz that refuses to grow but it's still alive and cute 🤷🏼♀️ I want one of those new chameleon zz plants though... I never learn ha! Also love Aglaonemas they are super chill.
Ooo I'd like a raven, they look lovely
Jades were my first experience thanks to the monster jade my mom had. I made many large plants from it from her pruning. I just gave mine a hard pruning, lots of babies to follow.
Love propagating a Jade!
My easiest plants are Dracaena Lemon Lime. They are happy in anything from low light to direct sunlight, don't mind being moved around the house a lot, don't mind the draft of being in front of an open window even in freezing winter weather. Just don't let them go without water longer than 3-4 weeks and all is well 😊
👍👍
I discovered this plant about 3-4 years ago while browsing the plants at Lowe's, and I love it so much! Admittedly, mine is really rough looking because at some point during its youth, it became infested with ghost ants and in horror, I put it outside. It was raining that day, but the following day was bright Florida sunshine and almost all its leaves got burnt. 😭
Since then, though, it's been growing like crazy! I kind of liked it when it was brighter green and bushy, but I'm thinking about chopping it at some point and seeing if I can get the main stem to branch out. I just...feel bad cutting it. 😅😂
Im a new plant parent, and I have dramaqueens like calathea makoyana and the fiddle leaf fig, and those are getting humidifyer and rainwater and they are acually doing great, HOWEVER my umbrella tree is loosing leaves left and right, and that was supposto be the easiest plant! I might have potted her in too big of a pot, but we will see, she still looks good
You called out the peace lily for being too fussy in literally the last video that i watched lol
I really enjoy your videos and have learned a lot. I jotted down your list of suggestions as you discussed them, but maybe next time add the name of each plant at the bottom of the screen (CC doesn't always get each word). Thanks, Sheffieldmadeplants!
Great suggestion!
See the section entitled "Show Transcript:
i agreed with the list, except for Fittonia, they hate me and always shrivel up 😕
Great content, I really like that you are sharing love for all the plants. TH-cam is bit overloaded with those "rare" once 😉
Thanks Ivana 😁
8 of these did not survive in my care, I gave too much water..
Raced to the description for the plant names 🌱 😢 nothing
Hello there! Another brilliant video. I am no plant expert, but you inspire me to look after my plants better. So useful to know the one's that are hardy, strong and will put up with anything!!! 🌿🌿🌿 thank you x
Thank you 😊
My cactus died on me...... so uh here i am.
I'm a Plant Serial Killer. Ta, for future suggestions.
My pleasure!
This will definitely be helpful for a beginner like me. One request, could you do a video on Pet Safe plants? My cat tries to eat any plant within reach... Thanks!
Yes I’ll probably cover this in a future video
Peace lilies aren’t pet safe though so maybe keep that in mind if you’re a pet owner 😊
snake plant was the first plant i’ve ever got, i cut a new tiny sprout from an old large plant without even knowing what i was doing, and it has grown into a tall gorgeous plant without much input from me. i water it like once every two or three months and it still gives me new growths! i got so infatuated with it that i recently got a zz plant and a ficus elactica and now i’m a beginner plant parent 😊
Good to see you’re in the journey 😁
Aglomena, The pink version is fussy as heck. Mine died almost within a week, one leaf at a time. Re-potting, fertilizing, spring water didn't do anything. Tried both indirect and plenty of light and shade. N/A. Mantara looked great for about 2 weeks until it started to lose its silvery shine and some leaves closed permanently. Also re-potting, fertilizing etc .. it recovered for a while (it was rootbound) but now it's looking bad again.
out of these 20 plants alone so far i managed to kill an aglaonema, a schefflera, a pepperomia, and a fittonia, all of them without any recognizable reason...🥴 Some of the easiest and most beautiful housplants in my opinion are pothos and philodendron and syngoniums! 🤩
Some philodendron can be picky like the birkin and new red
I have problems with schefflera . They hate cold air from bad isolated windows ,stopped buying those
The snake plants , love moist soil , i have a lot of them , i let them dry out and water them afterwards with a biiiig sip of water, they get wrinkles when they are dried out for too long
With my plants, I use a liquid fertilizer diluted to half the recommended strength in a constant feed program. I mix the solution 48 hours before using it. This lets the water get to room temperature and gives the chlorine (city water) time to evaporate out. I make 5 gallons at a time and use this every time I water. Watering from the top works better in this instance because you have less chance of getting salt buildup in the soil. If you constantly water & fertilize from the bottom, you should flush out the pot from the top a couple times a year.
Sound tips 👍
I dunno, I like to think I can kill just about anything if I put my mind to it. 😀
Mostly great suggestions though, as long as they don't get stuck in too dark a place. (Especially the jades, and the Monsteras, which tend to revert to small entire heart shaped leaves if they get insufficient light.)
The only ones I'd question is the Echeveria and Pachyphytum...but mostly because of my location, where giving them enough light through the winter is well nigh impossible. In low light, they very quickly become etiolated and ugly.
Yes you’re right about the Echeveria. They do get leggy without lots of light
I've had nearly all of these plants and the only two I've never managed to kill are the ZZ and Chinese Evergreen.
I put the cinnamon in the pot on top like you suggested for mold gnats and the cinnamon created MORE mold than was there to begin with. Now there's fuzzy mold in all my plants and more gnats. So maybe cinnamon is not good to use in all climates. I'm in Texas and it's hot and humid here. We're at 82F today, for example. Just wanted to let you know. Thanks for the videos.
Did the cinnamon create mold, or did the cinnamon not cure/treat it properly and the disease progressed in its natural fashion?
@@Crucisphinx it molded
@@rainncorbin8291 cinnamon molded to me as well. Dilute some hydrogen peroxide in water and spray directly on the soil. It should kill the mold. In my case, mold is created by pellet-type slow release fertilizers. For fungus gnats, the only thing that worked for me was watering with Mosquito bits.
Thank you
I always need an easy care plant and now I have several to choose from!!
Good luck! 😊
Appreciate the info but I would of loved the names of these plants up on the screen as your talking about them. Just saying
Noted 👍
Thanks for the list, but quite a few of the plants shown aren't pet friendly. The hoyas, fittonias and peperomias are safe, but jade, ficus and philodendron plants can make your cat or dog very sick. Lilies are a no no for pets. Check before you buy if you have pets.
I'm new to your channel (but already subscribed) so maybe you've done a video about plants and pets that I should search for. Appreciate the info you share in your videos without being evangelical about it.
It’s something I’ve been meaning to do. Thanks for watching
Unfortunately I still manage to kill echeveria's and succulents, all others I can keep.
I do so love begonia's but they all die on me.
Yeah I struggle with echeverias, I have a couple still but I've killed a bunch slowly.
What happens to em?
@@SheffieldMadePlants The leaves crumble of the begonia's, or they just drop their stems. All of them. But now I know from you that they are difficult plants, so that's a consolation. Maybe in spring I might try one more time.
How do I water & care for the remaining stump? The topsoil is dry but the rest of the soil is very moist.
i bet my mom could kill them.... she is REALLY good at killing plants😅
Well... I literally just killed my baby rubber tree 😅 idk how. It just... died 😭🤣
Oops. What happened?
@@SheffieldMadePlants it was super wet when I got it, so I repotted it, all the leaves turned yellow and fell off and then it grew mold 🤣🤣🤣
First plant I've ever killed
@@SpirituallyPlanted1 Oh no sorry to hear that!
Excellent information, Sir Richard! Thank you!🌴
Thanks Golden!
My experience with the Fittonia, nerve plant, has been opposite from yourself. I've killed at least 2 of them without figuring out what I did wrong.
I purchased a little one on impulse in Aldi. It likes watering like clockwork every week or t massively wilts on me. Were yours the same?
The only one of mine that's doing well is one I put in a terrarium, I've had I think six others and none of them have done well at all, within a week of the one going in the terrarium it did so much better. I'm now on the lookout for a larger terrarium to put more in. They've been the only plants that I've ever struggled this much to keep alive.
It's true they like a good drink
I kill fittonia regularly unless they are in my terrariums. They are so fussy.
Do very well with string wateringlike when they come fromCosta
Cast Iron Plant should be on this list..Aspidistra Elatior....it's beautiful
jade was my first house plant and i love them! took some leaves from my moms drying/dying jade and now she is soooooo jealous of me it makes me laugh all the time
Was one of my first too. love a jade
I love jade plants along with all these easy care plants. Truth be told all plants can be easy if you do your research on where there from and their environment conditions, then reproducing those conditions as close as you can. This was a great video. Thanks. 👍
Thank you 😊
I kill succulents, except the one at work. I have had 1 rubber plant die
fittonia (pink one) was one of the most difficult plants i ever had, she needed humidity constantly
I have some of those plants and they are stunning. I’ve let some grow big and they are stunning for the office and at home. And the cuttings make nice gifts for people.
Perfect 👍
Woah, you mean Scindapsus Exotica? Not a philo at all. =)
I've killed so many plants, but still haven't found a lot of really bulletproof ones. However, if you like the idea of vines growing on the walls and ceilings, forget about pothos; All the leaves will fall off of any low light areas, plus they don't cling very readily. I find that the creeping fig vine Ficus Pumula does a much better job, and you can grow it in low nutrient soil as well as water. It's practically unkillable. I've got it growing up multiple cabinets and running across the ceiling in fairly dark spots without loosing most of its leaves, though it does loose some. Humidity doesn't seem to be an issue either. The only real downside is, it's not terribly colorful or unique, either with leaves or flowers. There's a variegated one, but I haven't tried it.
I’ll check it out thanks
I've killed sever Chinese evergreens. But can keep a Boston fern going strong.
I did not expect to see fittonia on this list. Weeks without watering? Mine would faint and die. I'm also currently freaking out in the middle of a severe cold snap because the air is dry af and this thing already has crispy leaves. I adore her beautiful pink coloring but my LORD, if I could go back in time, I'd tell my past self to put. the plant. DOWN.
(We've had to keep the faucets trickling hot water all day, so I put her in the sink and draped clingfilm over the top. I figure it's probably the happiest she's ever been, but now her leaves are soggy and I am worrying way too much about this plant. rofl)
They struggle a bit through winter but always bounce back in spring
Next month I will get a gift card from work and I can not WAIT to buy new houseplants with it heheheh.
This list will make it easier for me haha!
Glad I could help 😁
I sure like your attitude! Hope the plant splurge went well 🌼😉
I wonder if the ficus elastica would grow in water like the snake plant? I'm so damn curious. What do you think Rich? Love and Peace.
Yes I think it will
Fittonia's have such a bad rep but they are truly one of my favorite plants! Super easy to grow and I'm happy to see it on this list!🌱
I totally agree!
I've actually killed one of my ZZ plants. I'm in Victoria Australia and I don't get alot of sun in my home. I bought another one and replanted both. Made a nice light soil mix with perlite, horticultural charcoal and boring dirt. I've had problems knowing WHEN to water. Suggestions please?
This might help
I Watered My ZZ Plant 10 Months Ago. This Happened
th-cam.com/video/to0u-vqoA2I/w-d-xo.html
Loved it. I was waiting on an updated easy house in plant video..I looked at the video on ones to avoid and your previous one on house plants for beginners...thank you for this updated version
Awesome! Thank you Kim!
I would definitely add Draceana fragrans in this list. Sych a beautiful plant, with little care. Diffenbachias are extremely easy as well (if you give them LOTS of light). Ctenanthe burle marxii is lovely and easy compared to calatheas. I love philodendrons, but they are such thrip magnets, that it gets ridiculous.
I’ve found the opposite to be true of dieffenbachias. Seem happier further away from the window 🤷🏻♂️
@@SheffieldMadePlants Mine yellowed quite a lot until I got it under a good grow light. Super easy otherwise!
I love my Dieffenbachia, but be sure to warn new owners not to handle them without gloves :D Saw the hands of someone who got sap on his fingers, looked like tenderized meat.
I’ve killed everything let me see how many I’ve killed
Great video I learned a whole bunch of new easy to care for plants
Great to hear! Thanks
Only a sempervivum is unkillable in my dark, cold house where I either forget to water or forget I’ve already watered and water it again just in case I forgot like I usually do. However, if one of these plants is brave enough to come home with me, I’m prepared to try again.
Very good 👍
I bought a Chinese Evergreen in 2008, and I still have it!!! I did move a few years ago and didn’t have the best lighting at first and it started to suffer and I thought it would die. However, to my amazement, it began to rise from the ashes when I placed it outside in the summer in the shade!!! It does get some browning on the leaves every so often from sunburn, but it is still alive!!!
Excellent. Plants like a holiday outside in the summer
I think it should be mentioned that you can still kill any of these plants with the right combination of problems, and that it's not always a reflection of your capabilities. My house is full of lush, green, thriving plants that are putting out growth all the time. But I have killed some of the plants in this list because I tend to be fussy. I can't keep an echeveria alive, period, and I've also killed my pickle plant. Yet my peace lilies bloom every year and my snake plant just put out two enormous leaves in three months. Finding the right plants for YOU matters!
I agree with that. We need to know what we're doing to some extent 😁
@Sheffield Made Plants Haha I was an ignoramus when I first started with plants... I never knew that over watering could kill them until I started doing research. I didn't even know HOW to water them... I learned a lot on my poor plants
@@caitolent I was there too 😅
Lol the "cast iron plant" nicknamed that because they are said to be indestructible. I've killed at least 2. Over the last few years, I've learned that most plants will tolerate underwatering more than overwatering. That's the biggest lesson I've learned about taking care of plants.
well...I already killed two of them ! ZZ and Fittonia...same mistake with both that was overwatering. now I think I do better !
We've all been there 😬
Enjoy your videos! Learned a lot about different plants!
Thank you 😊
Hi from Athens - Greece - watch your videow - are great but please speak a little bit slower.. My English are fine but take a breath between..talking . Thanks Stella
Noted!
Umbrella plant is the Ed Stafford of plants...it can survive just about any condition.
😂
I actually don’t like the Jade plant but I have no idea why. I like succulents but somehow these chunky leaves that are so far apart don’t do it for me.
I don’t like the Monstera either because of the holes and the leaf shape overall doesn’t look nice to me. Maybe the fact that my parent had to fake Monstera leaves on the wall that I hated influenced that too :D
Each to their own 😁
You better write the names of the plants on the corner next time, your British makes it impossible to understand what you are saying, not all your audience understands British English.
I agree, love his videos but sometimes can’t understand
Thanks for sharing your gorgeous collection of plants and your expert knowledge !
Thank you Maureen 👍
My fittonia is super needy. If i don't water it every week, it's drooping dramatically
True it’s pretty thirsty
Thanks for your tips. I had all your plants. I loss some of them. I wish I found you before I lost them.😅
My pleasure 😊
HOW OFTEN SHOULD I REPOT MY DOLPHIN LEAF PLANT. I HAD IT OVER A YEAR AND ITS GROWING LONG AND GREAT? DO THE ROOTS GROW VERY LONG?
When the roots take up most of the space in the pot. Have a look
Succulents and Fittonias are awesome because they come in with so many variants and form so many combinations also the Snake plant, the Jade plant and the Philodendron Brasil are great to observe growing. I recommend Begonias to anyone who likes blossoming plants, very nice looking and there are known around 2000 kinds of it.
I like a Begonia too. Find they look grim during winter though
@@SheffieldMadePlants some say it even purifies the air when taken proper care of. And by the way the thing causing most of the plant problems is totally the overwatering problem, all the insights that were mentioned in your videos were tested and are a 100% re-confirmed by me. it's really not easy to pick up on how much attention a certain plant needs. Nice videos. Cheers.
I have killed two scheffleras. Is there something wrong with me? 🙃
Nothing that can't be fixed 😁
So... what you're telling me is if I see them in the discount bin grab them up fast! 😅
Go for it 😁
Brilliant thank you 😁👍
My pleasure 😊
Very informative! It would be really beneficial for us if you add names of plants along with their descriptions. Thanks 🙏
You are lucky. My experience with fittonia is brown crispy leaves if I water it a day too late.
Weird!
An easiest houseplants to care for list without any cactuses? Most aloes and cactuses are very care free, give them light and water them when you remember.I have a very large opuntia that flowers often and several echinopsis cacti in my bathroom window and they are bullet-proof! Only jade, snake plant and spider plant are as easy!
Cacti could go on the list sure. My aloes always turn grey for some reason
@@SheffieldMadePlants I have 2 aloes that are doing really well and one that seems to be dying in spite of my efforts to help it recover, probably depends on the species, though I couldn't tell you what species they are! I have a green and white striped one in the same container as 4 cacti and they are all thriving.
i managed to kill a couple of fittonias ans ficus elastica in this flat im living now. somehow i think they didnt like the lack of hunidity in here.
Oh no!
It’s possible to kill a plant
I cannot, for the life if me, keep a Jade plant alive. I've killed like 5, I'm hopeless :/
What happens?
My Jade plants are outside in the ground. They are becoming the size of a tree
Nice!
2:10 Zamioculcas: I never knew there was a plant more difficult to kill than a snake plant. 4:20 I recently discovered that Ikea in my area has like 4 different varieties of snake plant. I love them all and you can't plants much cheaper than Ikea. 7:30 I didnt' know the proper name of this, only heard it called "nerve plant". I have litearlly forgotten to water until all the stems were handing straight down over the edge of the pot. Gave it a good soak and let it drain, the next hour I could see it perking up. The next day it was as good as new.
👍👍👍
Do you have any tips for keeping ficus trees healthy? I have one that is about 25 yrs old, and after neglecting it for a few years, I decided to care for it much better! It is a bit scraggly in the center, and I would like to know how to best prune it, and any other tips you might have. I just found your channel a few weeks ago, and absolutely love it! Thanks so much, I am already changing some of what I do with my plants to better care for them!
Ficus are very robust to pruning. You can hack it back quite a bit and new stems will appear. Just cut above a leaf node on a stem. Other than that they love bright light and not wet soil
I heard on another plant channel that hoya flowers have a pleasant scent. Have you noticed this with yours?
Yes that's true 👍
@@SheffieldMadePlants Thank you. I do have a hoya, so now I have something else to look forward to. 👍
I have no problems with Calatheas. I have 7 different types and they all love me. Hoyas nope. No luck with them so far. I have tried 3 different types.
What happens with them?
@@SheffieldMadePlants I think I transplanted them too early? Also maybe the wrong spot not enough ligh?t. Also it's 2 not 3. The other sick one is a dieffenbachia.
Really like your videos, but I've got to say, there is so much contradicting advice when it comes to plants. I started a long while back and I've realised you've just got to listen to your plants and adjust. I guess you wouldn't make much money if you just said that though. On with the listicles you go.
Thank you for the video, text would be handy though, I have no idea what you called the 3rd plant
Zamioculcas
Will do next time. Was that the pothos devils ivy?
What if you are the type of person who over waters plants. What plants like lots of water?
Most plants will be fine in hydroponics 👍
Dang man. You’d’ve been right at home if Vietnam drafted you.