Green shit

[Anonymous No.13448657]

I wanna get a palm tree or at the very least a plant for my apartment room. What plant could you recommend for:

-room hasn't much sun light
-the plant must be robust, easy to grow, hardy

[Anonymous No.13448659]

spider plant

[Anonymous No.13448662]

>>13448659
>spider plant
something larger, preferably not hanging type

[Anonymous No.13448670]

>>13448662
you don't actually have to hang it. But yeah it would be better elevated. Other than that... idk do some googlin or wait for a smarter anon than me

[Anonymous No.13448688]

Are fake plastic trees acceptable?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5h0qHwNrHk

[Anonymous No.13449244]

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/f0/ff/04/f0ff04c0e911435ecf60ec5964c1b90d.jpg

monstera deliciosa. easy to grow, does not like much light, grows like crazy

[Anonymous No.13449364]

>>13448657

Parlour palm

[Anonymous No.13449366]

[Anonymous No.13449370]

Palms need bright light so it probably won’t work OP

[Anonymous No.13449385]

>>13449366
Why is fiddle leaf fig in that list, nigga needs lots of bright filtered light and humid air to stay alive. Definitely wouldn't recommend for beginners.

[Anonymous No.13449429]

Bonsai Tree is Kino plant

If you dont like maintaining it or want a cheap one that will last forever get a fake bonsai tree
Literally found some at Dollarama for a couple bucks each, and places like HomeSense has them, and if all else internet for cheap

[Anonymous No.13449431]

pretty much all plants you can buy at IKEA are supposed to be easy to take care of. I've got a calathea warscewiczii which has grown quite big since I bought it, needs lots of water though

[Anonymous No.13449564]

Snake plants or cacti are good. You can forget to water them for weeks and they will usually still be alive (I only killed maybe 2 or 3).

[Anonymous No.13449692]

>dat aesthetic braiding
>dat oxgen
>ultra low maintenance
Ivy and Snake plant is alright too, I guess. Money tree tops them all though.