This low light indoor tree is easy to care and ideal for any room of your home or office. The Parlor Palm ( Chamaedorea elegans) is named after the room it grows best in–the parlor, which is the name given to an interior sitting room of the home. Precausion: All parts of this indoor tree are poisonous and should be kept away from children and pets. Alii Ficus is boron sensitive and will drop its leaves if fed with fertilizer that contains boron. Only use fertilizer that does not contain boron. Feed only during the spring and summer months, withhold food during fall and winter. The tree is slow growing, but can bePrune as needed to keep the tree looking neat and at the desired size.Ĭaring Tips: Water only when the top inch of soil dries out.
The tree can reach up to ten feet tall when mature. The leaves of this species of ficus tree are narrow and can reach up to 10 inches in length. This tree hails from India and Asia, and is one of the best plants to grow indoors. Consistent indoor temperatures between 68-75 are ideal for optimum growth.Ĭaring Tips: Water only when the top inch of soil is dry. This tropical plant does not require much light to grow, but it does need to be kept warm. Occasionally the low light plant will produce a bloom that resembles the bloom of a Peace Lily. This large indoor plant has large, flat leaves that are typically variegated in colors like silver and light green. The long, slender leaves appear near the top of the tree only, not along the trunk. The stems of this low light indoor tree are stiff and sturdy, so it will require no additional support as it grows into a mature height of around 6 feet. The live greenery, combined with the red blood, make this low light house tree a unique conversation piece when guest come over to your home. The second one we are going to discuss is Madagascar Dragon Tree ( Dracaena Marginata) that is famous for oozing what appears to be red blood when it’s cut. The fragile roots of the Kentia Palm are easy to break and will not re-produce. Feed once a month during the growing season. Mist palm fronds monthly to remove dust and increase humidity. Only water when top inch of soil dries out. Direct sunlight will burn this tree, whether its grown outdoors or indoors.Ĭaring Tips: This Australian tree like low light and slightly dry soil. The tree is very slow growing and will probably only reach a mature height of 5-6 feet, but it does have the capability to reach almost 50 feet in height when grown in a shaded, outdoor location. The first one we have in our list is Kentia Palm (Howea forsterana) that produces deep green, palm fronds that can grow up to 8 feet long.
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