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9-Most Trending Houseplants of 2021

9-Most Trending Houseplants of 2021

In order to find out the most trending houseplants of 2021, we did some deep digging into Google trends, so that you don’t have to. Here are the top 10 houseplants that we predict will take the growing world by storm this year, to brighten up your home and your Instagram feed.

These plants take up minimal space and are low-maintenance so if you don’t have much of a green thumb—no problem, you’ll get there!—All of these plants are super easy and perfect for newbie gardeners!  

Here are the 9-coolest houseplants trending in 2021 that can really brighten up even the darkest corners of your home adding a great decorative touch! 

1. Blue Star Fern

Blue Star Fern
Victoria Wilson

The Blue Star Fern’s popularity comes from its stunning color and the fact that it is lower maintenance than many of its relatives. It grows best in bright, indirect but can tolerate lower-light conditions. Because the plant grows naturally in tropical forests keeping the soil moist and misting the leaves helps keep the humidity up.  

2. Mangave

Mangave
Amber / Unsplash

Mangave plants are a cross between the genus Manfreda and an Agave plant. It is fast-growing and adds a beautiful texture and color to any space. Like with other succulents, make sure you give it bright light to bring out the leaves’ colors. When watering, allow the soil to dry out and then give it a good soak. 

3. Chinese Money Plant

Chinese Money Plant
Janae Hardy / A beautiful Mess

This little plant is surprisingly easy to care for and requires very little maintenance. Watering once a week is plenty, and will leave your plant satisfied. Just don’t allow the soil to dry out or be too soaking wet.

4. Sansevierias

Sansevierias
 Mokkie / Wikimedia Commons

Sansevierias thrive in either very bright light or almost dark corners of the house. It is a beautiful, broad-leafed plant known for its upright, bright silvery-sage leaves that darken to olive as the plant matures. An excellent plant for bo h beginners and seasoned houseplant owners.

5. Alocasias 

Alocasias
Severin Candrian/Unsplash

Alocasias are often called African mask plants due to their visual resemblance to African masks. 

6. Calthea

Calthea
sharohyip / Shutterstock

All Calatheas make great houseplants because they add lovely texture and are pet safe. Like most plants that originate from the rainforests, they love indirect light, warmth, and humidity. 

7. African Milk Tree

African Milk Tree
Planting man

Succulents are an excellent addition to any household. They are as beautiful as they are resilient. Watering these plants is relatively simple. Keep the soil lightly moist, and be sure that the water can drain quickly. Don’t let the roots sit in water because that will cause them to rot.

8. Ficus Altissma

Ficus Altissma
Carla / istock

The Ficus Altissma is a very cool houseplant that’s easy to grow and relatively low maintenance. The large leaves resemble the rubber plant but are beautiful emerald green and yellow color.

9. Fishbone Cactus

Fishbone Cactus
Cosyfox

The fishbone cactus, also known as zig-zag or ric rac orchid cactus, has a unique shape that forms long flat stems that resemble a fishbone. This beautiful plant is easy to care for and requires very little maintenance, making it excellent for new plant parents. It likes a little more water than an average cactus, so make sure you keep the soil reasonably moist.

So, which plant would you love to grow and decor your house with? let us know in the comment section! 

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