1. Dracaena
The Dracaena is a shrub with long ribbon-like leaves gathered at the top of a trunk. You can grow it in a pot to bring a graphic and exotic touch to your interior.
He will only ask youa well-drained substrate and a light location out of direct sunlight as it requires little maintenance. Grown indoors, its growth is slow, which means that it will not exceed 1 to 2 meters.
2. Pilea
This succulent will look great in your home with its beautiful round leaves from which it derives the other name by which it is known as “Chinese money plant”.
It is a plant that easily grows in a bright location without direct sun and in a cool, well-drained substrate. Remember to turn your plant regularly so that it maintains a harmonious shape.
3. Caladium candidum
This superb plant draws all its beauty from its white heart-shaped foliage ribbed with dark green. But to take advantage of it, it is necessary to install it in a bright room without direct sunlight and in a draining and always fresh substrate, without soaking it.
If the environment is too dry, you can place the pot on a bed of clay pebbles soaked in water, which maintains a sufficient humidity level for the plant.
4. Scindapsus pictus
What seduces in this plant are its small heart-shaped leaves and speckled with silver which shimmer in the light, its drooping vines on which the foliage hangs and its ease of cultivation.
It will add a touch of elegance and graphics to your interior decoration, whether your home is bright or not, because this robust plant has great adaptability. In addition, it will only require a well-drained substrate and moderate watering.
5. Rhipsalis
The rhipsalis, also called cactus-mistletoe, is a cactus disheveled which draws all its originality from its more or less thick cylindrical stems depending on the variety and devoid of thorns which fall on either side of the plant.
You can install it suspended in front of a window or high on a piece of furniture or a shelf. Either way, be sure to avoid direct sunlight. As for its substrate, it must be rich, fresh and well drained.
In winter, it can cover itself with discreet white star-shaped flowers which will then turn into small berries.
6. Alocasia zebrina
With its large striped stems which each bear a leaf in the shape of a spearhead at their top, this plant will bring a touch of graphics and exoticism to your interior.
But be careful, she asks be watered as soon as the surface of the root ball begins to dry and, preferably, with rainwater; it needs light, but cannot stand direct sunlight. Cultivated in good conditions, it can, at maturity, reach up to 2 m high and 60 cm wide.
7. Fatsia japonica
The Fatsia japonica has it all: not only is it graphic, but it is also original and exotic. It is commonly cultivated for the beauty of its ample leaves, nicely cut and of a beautiful shiny green.
To enjoy its beauty, you will need to install it in a bright room and in a rich and well-drained substrate. It is recommended to water it as soon as the surface of the substrate begins to dry out.
In regions where the temperature does not drop below -10°C, it can also be grown in the ground.
8. Zamioculcas zamiifolia
Also known as the ZZ plant, this houseplant will bring height to your decor with its upright stems bearing a feather-like foliage of a beautiful deep green.
He prefers be installed in a bright room, but knows how to adapt if this is not the case. However, be careful to protect it from direct sunlight. On the watering side, you will have to water it moderately as soon as the soil is dry and remember to remove the excess water.
9. Monstera
With its tropical allure and its very graphic evergreen foliage because of its cutouts, this plant knows how to impose itself in any interior.
The Monstera needs to be installed in a bright or moderately bright room, but what it does not support at all are the direct rays of the sun, as well as the proximity of a heat source, such as a radiator or a fireplace, which may dry out its leaves. As for watering, it is only necessary when the substrate is dry to the touch.
10. Pachira
This superb tropical tree sports beautiful glazed foliage on an often braided trunk. This plant, which is almost like a sculpture, is ideal for bringing a graphic touch to your interior.
You will enjoy all its beauty if you install it in a bright room in which, in winter, it can enjoy direct sunlight for a few hours. As for watering, it is necessary as soon as the soil begins to dry out on the surface.
11. Sansevieria
Also known as “mother-in-law’s tongue”, this succulent plant is very decorative and graphic with its thick upright foliage.
It is a dry soil plant that doesneeds little water to develop. The ideal is to install it near a window to allow it to benefit from a maximum of light without direct sun. Depending on the variety, the leaves can be different colors and display different patterns too.
12. Haworthia
No need to have large spaces to adopt a graphic plant, indeed, if your home is small, you can bet on a haworthia. This small succulent plant, which looks like aloewill bring a little fantasy to your interior.
Its foliage arranged in a rosette is very graphic due to the triangular shape of the leaves and the streaks that cover them. Depending on the variety, you may opt for different variants that are just as unique.
This small, easy-to-grow plant appreciateshave a dry, well-drained substrate and to be installed in a bright room, even if a darker room will also suit it.
13. Senecio Rowleyanus
More commonly known as “string of pearls” because of its appearance, this succulent plant features thin lianas dotted with small green balls which are its water reserves, which means that it will be useless to water it too much.
All you need to do is keep the soil slightly moist. To do this, you can lay a bed of clay pebbles under the pot. Installed on a piece of furniture or suspended in a bright room, it will stand out for its originality.
It is imperative to protect it from direct sunlight.
14. Ficus lyrata
The ficus lyrata is a superb indoor plant that draws all its beauty from its beautiful green, leathery and shiny foliage.
This tropical plant needs a humid atmosphere to give its full potential. It is therefore recommended to mist its foliage regularly and to install a bed of clay pebbles under the pot to create a water reserve. A bright location without direct sunlight will be ideal for this ficus.
15. Anthurium
With a graphic silhouette, the anthurium stands out for its original flowering. Nevertheless, to take advantage of it, you will have to take great care of it and ensure a warm and humid atmosphereand offer it a bright location without direct sunlight.
As for watering, it will only be necessary when the substrate begins to dry out. To maintain sufficient humidity, do not hesitate to install the pot on a bed of clay pebbles.