35 Non-Toxic Pet-Safe Houseplants | Pet Friendly Plants for Cats and Dogs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2024
- Aloha! Join me as I show and tell you about 35 non-toxic indoor plants that are safe for cats and dogs. We will cover a variety of common pet-friendly houseplants for all areas of your house. I've grouped the plants based on if they are bright direct light plants, bright indirect light plants, or low light tolerant plants, for the convenience of knowing exactly where you could display these plants in your home. These plants are all listed by the ASPCA as plants that are safe for both cats and dogs.
LINK TO ASPCA LIST OF NON-TOXIC PLANTS FOR PETS:
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
0:38 Clarification of the ASPCA's definition of non-toxic plants for pets
2:15 Non-toxic plants for bright direct light areas
2:33 Echeveria - Echeveria allegra
3:17 Haworthia - Haworthiopsis attenuata
3:59 Donkey's Tail or Burrow's Tail - Sedum morganianum
4:47 Hoya carnosa compacta
5:39 Hoya publicalyx
6:50 Majesty Palm - Ravenea rivularis
7:41 Christmas Palm - Veitchia merrillii
8:40 Ponytail Palm - Beaucarnea recurvata
10:01 Fan Palm or Lady Palm - Rhapis excelsa
11:26 Banana Tree - Musa cavandish or Musa acuminata
12:28 Venus Fly Trap - Dionaea muscipula
13:13 Goldfish Plant - Nematanthus nummularia
13:31 Non-toxic plants for indirect bright light areas
13:38 African Violet - Saintpaulia
14:35 Baby Rubber Plant - Peperomia obtusifolia
15:31 Wrinkled Leaf Peperomia - Peperomia caperata
16:26 String of Turtles - Peperomia prostrata
17:37 Polka Dot Plant - Hypoestes phyllostachya
18:23 Staghorn Fern - Platycerium bifurcatum
18:47 Parlor Palm or Neanthe Bella Palm - Chamaedorea elegans
19:17 Kentia Palm - Howea foresteriana
19:40 Rex Begonia Vine - Cissus Dicolor
20:26 Bromeliads
21:21 Spider Plant - Chlorophytum comosum
22:03 Christmas Cactus or Spring Cactus - Schlumbergera bridgesii or Hatiora gaertneri
22:31 Japanese Aralia - Fatsia japonica
23:13 Mother Fern - Asplenium bulbierum
23:52 Non-toxic plants that are low light tolerant
24:47 Club Moss - Selaginella
25:30 Aluminum Plant - Pilea cadierei
26:34 Prayer Plant Family Plants
27:24 Ctenathe
29:00 Calathea or Goeppertia
30:16 Prayer Plants - Maranta leuconeura
31:28 Boston Fern - Nephrolepis exalta
31:48 Swedish Ivy - Plectranthus australis
31:50 Rant on Swedish Ivy and Spider Mites
33:56 Cast Iron Plant - Aspidistra elatior
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Wonderful content 💜 love it, thank you for sharing!
You’re welcome!! Thanks for watching!
@@AlohaPlantLife ive been struggling so badly about plants. I live with 3 cats, and Id died if anything happens to them because of plants, u know? And on internet, the list is so poorly, no options, but you… you gave to me enough to make my home a jungle! Thank you!!!
Good video! Thank you for making it. I did want to comment that the plants you were calling Swedish Ivy are actually English Ivy. I have had a Swedish Ivy for at least 2 years, and have not had a single issue with any type of pest - much less spider mites. Of course, now I have jinxed myself. 😅
This is a video i have been looking so badly! Thank you!!!!!!! ❤
You are so welcome!💚
This video could be classed as a must see for new pet humans as well as those who might forget. 🎉
I have 4 dogs, so this was wonderful! Thank you!
Wonderful!
You put out very good videos I have a rough collie he's never touched my plants but you never know so pet friendly is best way to go
Watching video again Everytime I watch I see something I may have missed
The aluminum plant can be used as an aquarium/paludarium plant. It can be submersed but would be better as an emersed plant, like a plant grown by the water's edge.
I had a beautiful ciscus discolor for a couple of years. But they are divas concerning water...and will drop leaves like maple trees do in the fall. But they will drop their leaves any time you miss a watering day for them.
This video was very well done and very informative. It has been very helpful. I'm looking for a plant that my sister can have around her dachshund.
My menagerie now has a kitten and an 14 month old Golden, so this was very helpful !!! I really love your style, your knowledge, and your no-nonsense approach to plant care. Very refreshing! One question - I have always heard that ivy was very poisonous to pets-maybe it’s the Boston Ivy or some other variety. Do you know anything about this? Thanks!
Yes, “ivy” plants for the most part are all going to be toxic. The only type of what is commonly called “ivy” plant I can think of that is nontoxic is Swedish ivy.
Love this - thank you and my two little dogs thank you too! Q. Can I repot THESE PLANTS directly into cute pots?
If you want to, absolutely💚
VARIEGATED Cast Iron is a darling of mine. It has irregular vertical stripes of cream, some wider, some thin---like pinstripes---and many solid green leaves. It is indeed long-lasting and sturdy, like cast iron...and SO easy to care! I'm away from home for weeks at a time, and this is one of the plants that I recommend to people who travel for extended periods of time. (Oh! Wouldn't that be a good topic for a video? Plants that will survive a 2-3 weeks vacation? Hoyas, snake plants, ponytail palm, ZZ...all of those could be featured.)
Nice video
Hiya! It's the end of summer and I'm wondering what to do with my sun loving plants when it gets colder. Unfortunately, all the windows in my small flat have radiators underneath. I'm thinking of investing in grow lights and table top humidifiers for my tropical plants, but do you think I could put succulents and cacti on my South-facing windowsills? Will they dry out too much?
Greetings from Belgium!
It’s hard for me to say not having experience with radiator heating. Do you have a way to test how hot the windowsill gets? I will link what I use to track temp and humidity at the bottom of this comment for you. If the entire area above the windowsill is getting too hot and totally killing the humidity level then what you are thinking of doing is definitely the way to go. If it doesn’t get too hot, then you could try leaving them there and just monitor for any humidity related issues. If the “air” above the windowsill isn’t getting too hot but the actual windowsill itself is getting really hot, then you could trying elevating your plants in some way. For example by using a candle holder or even another planter turned upside down. Hope this helps. Here’s what I use to track temp/humidity: www.amazon.com/dp/B0013BKDO8?linkCode=ssc&tag=onamzan061ad3-20&creativeASIN=B0013BKDO8&asc_item-id=amzn1.ideas.264P6HM5BZY3J&ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ons_mixed_m_asin
@@AlohaPlantLife Thank you so much! I have a gyrometre that also measures temperature. I'll use that to see what the effect of heating is.
@@AlohaPlantLife Well... I asked my ophthalmologist about grow lights and he said I couldn't use them unless I wore sunglasses. I have very weak eyes. No biggy, I can get a big mirror, a humidifier and get creative. I've downloaded a light measuring app on my phone for a rough estimation, and I could always set up an IKEA greenhouse in the hallway of my building.
The variegated compacta is lower in price lately if u are still looking for it.
Thanks! I actually finally got one a few months back💚
I thought begonias were not pet safe???
Correct they’re not which is why they’re not included in this video. If you’re referring to the plant in the video that has a common name of Rex Begonia vine, that plant is not actually a begonia it’s a Cissus discolor which is non-toxic💚