Fall is here, and that means that temperatures, lighting, and the overall climate for our indoor plant babies are changing. Just because the season is changing doesn't mean you need to wait to get your next plant. Here are our top picks for plants this fall!
Mind-your-own-business (Soleirolia soleirolii)
We may have picked this because we love its name, but it's a plant that thrives in darker climates. It's a creeping herbaceous perennial native to Sardinia and Corsica. We recommend putting it in a hanging pot for that extra whimsical feel.
Golden Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)
This is an evergreen climber that can survive anything you give—or don't give—it. It can trail down hanging pots or climb grow poles to give that jungle vibe without all the requirements tropical plants usually need. We absolutely recommend this one for bathrooms; it loves the humidity.
Aglaonema (Aglaonema commutatum)
If you need a splash of colour for the cooler months, this will provide it. They come with leaves that sometimes have grey-green or silvery variegations, too. They're also very easy to propagate. These beauties can grow up to 30 cm and would make any living room feel brighter.
Bear's Paw (Cotyledon tomentosa)
So maybe you're not after something that trails or is bushy, but a little centrepiece for a counter or table? The bear's paw is the bee's knees. We're hilarious, we know. They have beautiful leaves that are fuzzy, with brown serrated tips, exactly like a paw. It can grow up to 50 cm high and blooms orange-red to yellow. They do tolerate less light, but make sure they're somewhere they get just a bit of morning or evening sunlight.
Zebra Cactus (Haworthiopsis attenuata or, formerly, Haworthia attenuata)
Here's a rare one for our plant collectors, especially our succulent lovers. This beautiful succulent does not come with many demands, and it will have people asking if it's fake due to how beautiful and easily it grows.
