The perfect plant to add a splash of color to your life. Houseplant Guide

Easy-to-grow houseplants by style

What plants would suit my room?
To answer this question, we will introduce plants for different interior styles.

From "Good Morning" to "Good Night"
A unique touch of green to accompany your daily life

In your busy everyday life, a calming green catches your eye.
"I don't know which one to choose," "I'm worried I might kill it."
For you, we deliver "truly easy-to-grow and stylish houseplants" carefully selected by professionals.

Why "houseplants"?

Just one plant in a room can change the atmosphere and soothe the mind.
Foliage plants not only have natural air-purifying and visual relaxing effects, but also have the charm to instantly elevate the completeness of an interior.

Even if you're not confident in your sense of style, it's okay. The "natural curves" of plants blend into any room, creating a sophisticated space just by placing them.

《Fail-proof! 3 Tips for Choosing a Houseplant》

When choosing plants, compatibility with your "lifestyle" is key.
Here are three major points to consider:

1. Choose based on light conditions.
Do you have a sunny windowsill or a slightly darker entryway? Check the plant's "shade tolerance" to match its location.

2. Choose based on care frequency.
Do you want to care for it every day, or is just the weekend fine? If you're busy, drought-tolerant varieties are a safe bet.

3. Choose based on size and purpose.
Do you want it to be a symbolic tree for your room, or to brighten up your desk? Visualize the space where you'll place it.

Recommended Houseplant Selections by Category Recommended Houseplant Selection

Great for first-timers! Perennially popular varieties chosen for their "ease of care"

This is a collection of resilient plants that we confidently recommend to beginners who simply want to keep them alive.
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[Representative and easy-to-grow foliage plants]

◆Pachira (Money Tree)
Features: Considered a good luck charm, also known as the "money-producing tree." It is resistant to dryness and shade, and its new shoots continuously emerge, making it enjoyable to grow.
★Recommended for: Grand opening celebrations, housewarmings, and those wishing to improve their career luck.

◆Gajumaru (Banyan Tree of Happiness)
Features: Its plump trunk shape is unique. Known as a tree where spirits reside, its charm lies in its extreme durability and adaptability to various environments.
★Recommended for: Companionship for those living alone, and those interested in incorporating Feng Shui.

◆Schefflera (Variegated Hong Kong Kapok)
Features: Boasts "toughness" that thrives in any environment. Its bright variegated leaves instantly brighten up a room.
★Recommended for: Entrances, and those who are busy and tend to forget to water plants.

◆Sansevieria Mikado
Features: Amazingly resistant to dryness and boasts excellent air-purifying effects. Its sleek, linear beauty complements modern interiors.
★Recommended for: Bedrooms, offices, and those seeking a stylish touch.

Elevate Your Interior! Stylish Plants Chosen for Their Design

Instantly transform your space into a magazine-worthy scene. This plant is for the discerning, with its beautiful curves and colors.
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[Classic Stylish Foliage Plants]

◆Benjamin Barok
Features: Its curled leaves are charming. The glossy green color pairs perfectly with Scandinavian or natural interior designs.
★Recommended for: Those who like cute things and want an accent for their living room.

◆Ficus Jin (Rubber Plant)
Features: A rare variegated variety. Its artistic speckled pattern, as if sprayed on, brings a sense of luxury to any room.
★Recommended for: Those who don't want to have the same things as others and want their sense of style to be complimented.

◆Ficus Altissima
Features: A golden rubber plant with beautiful bright yellow variegation. It gives any space a bright impression, like sunlight filtering through trees.
★Recommended for: Dining rooms and rooms with bright windows.

◆Aralia (Dizygotheca)
Features: Its jagged, delicate, slender leaves are stylish. Since it grows slowly, you can enjoy its favorite form for a long time.
★Recommended for: Japanese modern, urban, and chic interiors.

Small plants for small spaces: mini and hanging plants

On desks, walls, and curtain rods. These are unique items that make the most of limited space.

Popular Small & Hanging Foliage Plants

◆Dischidia
Features: Adorable with plump, cascading leaves. Many varieties available. The ultimate "hanging interior" for adding color to empty spaces.
★Recommended for: Those who want to enjoy plants on curtain rails or in small spaces.

◆Haworthia fasciata (Zuni)
Features: A small succulent with beautiful white stripes. It doesn't require strong light, so it thrives on desks or at entrances.
Recommended for: Small gifts, or as a soothing presence on your PC desk.

◆Asplenium 'Cobra'
Features: Its wavy, undulating leaves are incredibly unique. Very strong in the shade and surprisingly tough. Pairs well with playful pots like strawberry planters.
Recommended for: Rooms with poor sunlight, or for those seeking something unique.

◆Maranta
Features: Many unique colors with a big impact. A hardy plant that won't die easily even if it dries out a little.
Recommended for: Displaying on surfaces or hanging. Highly versatile in how you choose to decorate, adapting to your mood and lifestyle.

A symbol tree with a "special presence" that nurtures stories

The presence of just one pot can define the atmosphere of your home. Large and unique plants that tell a story.
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【Representative indoor trees】

◆ Everfresh
Features: A mysterious plant whose leaves close at night as if it's sleeping. It's the number one tree for healing, inspiring affection as if you're living together.
★Recommended for: Bedrooms, those who want to enjoy changes in plants.

◆ Ficus Binnendijkii
Features: Elegant, slender leaves that flow like a waterfall. Even when large, it doesn't feel heavy, bringing a fresh breeze to your room.
★Recommended for: Large living rooms, those looking for a statement tree.

◆ Clusia Rosea Variegata
Features: Thick variegated leaves and strong aerial roots give it a wild look. It has an overwhelming presence despite its compact size.
Recommended for: Those who want an accent color in their room or a bright atmosphere.

◆ Bottletree
Features: The leaf shape varies by variety, with many different varieties available. It's relatively easy to care for as it thrives in drier conditions.
Recommended for: Types that don't grow many leaves. Those who want their room to look neat and tidy.

Life with Plants - Q&A

When and how much fertilizer should I apply?

While it varies depending on the plant species, generally, fertilizer is applied during the growing season, from "spring to autumn."
However, during the summer, if temperatures exceed 30℃, plants can experience heat stress, so avoid fertilizing then.

In winter, plants are dormant, so refrain from fertilizing.

For beginners, convenient liquid fertilizers or solid fertilizers that you simply place are easy to use and recommended.

Are there any plants that can be grown in rooms with poor sunlight?

Yes, we do. Sansevieria, Asplenium, and Schefflera are relatively shade-tolerant and highly recommended.

If the plant doesn't get much light, you can help it stay healthy by moving it to a bright spot a few times a week.

I don't know when to water.

The basic rule is to water thoroughly when the soil surface is dry. The weight changes between when it's dry and when it has water, so feeling the weight by hand can surprisingly be a good indicator.

Depending on the season and type, succulents like Haworthia and Sansevieria, as well as cacti, can tolerate less frequent watering.

I'll be away from home for a few days on a trip, will that be okay?

Plants like pachira and rubber trees (e.g., Alii Ficus, Ficus benjamina 'Binnendijkii') are relatively drought-resistant, so they can go without watering for about 3 to 4 days.

In summer, make sure to water them thoroughly before you leave and move them to a cool place out of direct sunlight.
You can also use self-watering devices or bottom-watering methods.

In winter, on the other hand, be careful not to overwater.

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