Hey everyone! I'm new to plant care—just started about 3 months ago. I've got a snake plant and pothos, and they're doing great! I live in a pretty cold area but have my heater on all the time. Summers can get really hot, ranging from 65 to 80°F. My home doesn't get much natural light. I'm looking for tips on what other plants I can add to my collection that will thrive in these conditions. Any advice would be super helpful!
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It really depends on how much time you're willing to put in. I live close to Canada, and I have a bunch of plants in my office, from succulents to orchids. If you get some natural light, succulents like Jades do really well! They can be a fun addition to your collection.
Spider plants are really easy to take care of and can tolerate a range of conditions! They'll brighten up your space and are quite resilient.
I'd suggest trying out some common options like hoyas, spider plants, tradescantia, or philodendrons. If you're feeling adventurous and want an orchid, go for a phalaenopsis as they're pretty beginner-friendly!
Do spider plants attract any bugs? I’m kind of cautious about that.