Pothos Marble Queen plant is a household favorite and is on my list of the ten best indoor house plants for its easy care and durability. Also called Scindapsus aureus or Epipremnum aureum, they are known in some places as Devil's Ivy and Money Plant. The Pothos Marble Queen plant has been found to be highly efficient at helping to clean indoor air. Pothos Marble Queen is a great looking and versatile indoor house plant. 

Pothos Marble Queen

Peace Lily plant rates inclusion on any list of ten best house plants. Peace Lily is a great plant for indoor use, both at home or in the office and does well under natural lighting or artificial lighting. Peace Lily plant requires just a little more attention than some plants but overall is an easy care houseplant. 

Lily

When you visit your local greenhouse or retailer of indoor plants and you see a Fittonia plant, you will want to have it in your collection of indoor house plants. An attractive, creeping plant, Fittonia has either red, pink or white veins throughout the leaf and hairy stems. Fittonia is often sold as a single potted plant or as an accent plant in a dish garden or terrarium.

Fittonia Plant

The Angel wing begonia is a flowering species from a large family of plants (2000 or more and many more hybrids), named Begoniaceae.The Begonia coccinea has a fair few varieties that display glossy type leaves on cane stems and display colorful flowers.Native to South America, these perennial flowering plants (Begonia) grow in sub-tropical and tropical climates, although this species is a hybrid. Fortunately they deal the climate differences and grow in cooler conditions within temperate regions very well.

ANGEL WING BEGONIA

The blushing bromeliad (Neoregelia carolinae) is part of a large genus of bromeliads and has an interesting way of turning red at it's center when it's about to flower, which is where the common name (blushing) is derived from.The flowers are nothing to shout home about - it's the foliage and the center turning red that's the real attraction.Neoregelia carolinaeHome Bromeliads  Blushing BromeliadBLUSHING BROMELIThe blushing bromeliad (Neoregelia carolinae) is part of a large genus of bromeliads and has an interesting way of turning red at it's center when it's about to flower, which is where the common name (blushing) is derived from.The flowers are nothing to shout home about - it's the foliage and the center turning red that's the real attraction. Description:This native to Brazil bromeliad from the neoreglia genus is one of the most commonly grown species indoors from this genus, with the most popular variety being the tricolor. These are also grown outdoors in USDA hardiness zones 10 - 11.

BLUSHING BROMELIAD

Native to regions of China and Taiwan, the Broadleaf Lady Palm is a multi-stemmed palm plant that has become increasingly popular around the world. The plant has proven successful in removing airborne toxins within the home, including ammonia, formaldehyde, xylene, and carbon dioxide. Unlike other plants, who simply make oxygen, Rhapis excelsa will actually make the air in your home cleaner and safer to breathe.It is widely known as one of the easiest house plants to grow in the world. Distinct in nature, this palm survives in households around the world, and has been grown as a house plant for over 500 years in Japan. Indoor plants are kept in check through pruning.

Products

Pothos Marble Queen

10.0

Lily

8.0

Fittonia Plant

12.0

ANGEL WING BEGONIA

5.0

BLUSHING BROMELIAD

16.0

BROADLEAF LADY PALM

18.0