Easy-to-grow houseplants by style

This unique plant has thick, thorny stems that spread out in a pulsating fan shape.

Marniella postrei has beautiful white skin. It grows vigorously and its colony formations are a sight to behold.

Tillandsia is a type of air plant that has become quite established in Japan.

The thick, firm leaves spread out like a fan, making them look like an art object. They are a perfect match for modern interiors.

This two-stem "Concinnae" has a curved trunk, creating a dynamic silhouette. Its sharp, thin leaves give it a cool impression.

Ficus Ruby is a rubber tree, and its young leaves turn a faint red.

The wavy leaves grow in layers, creating a voluminous appearance that is quite striking.

Its charming feature is its arrowhead-like leaf shape, and its beautiful gradation of colors.

Schefflera has a high ability to adapt to its environment, and will become shade-tolerant if placed in a location with little sunlight.

It is also known as the "Heart Tree." The branches are not thick, giving it a gentle and refreshing impression.

This cactus has no thorns, so it is easy to handle and can be safely recommended.

As long as you are careful about the cold, it will be fine. It is a fun plant with freely growing branches.

This beautiful variety has leaves that sparkle when the light hits them. It grows vigorously and rapidly.

The dusky pink color is cute and appealing to adults. It's easy to grow, so I recommend it with confidence.

The way they grow in clusters in pots makes them look like trees that have been growing wild in the earth since ancient times. They are also known as "pineapple cones."

The White Ghost boasts an unparalleled whiteness. It is not a typical tree, but a type of succulent plant called Euphorbia.

A type of cactus that grows naturally in forests. Its thin leaves growing in layers are very endearing.

Its appearance is like that of an art object and makes a big impact. It is popular as a unique gift.