Indoor Plants for Delivery or Pickup

Take a look at where the sun shines through the windows of your home. If the room you're thinking of adding an indoor plant to gets little to no natural light, you should consider a plant that enjoys the shade, such as a cast-iron plant, bamboo, and pothos. If the room gets plenty of light, then you have more options.

Window locations and the directions they face should play a role when selecting the appropriate room in your home for an indoor plant. If you purchase a small, low-care, low-light plant, you have plenty of options to choose from when it comes to location. However, be sure that wherever you place your plant, it has enough airflow. Try not to place the plant between two large pieces of furniture.

You'll also want to be mindful of vents and heaters around the plant's location. Uneven temperature levels may bring your indoor plant experience to an unfortunately early close. Try to maintain the proper humidity level for your plants to ensure they get the correct humidity they need.

First-time plant parents or people away from home may prefer a low-care houseplant, such as a snake plant, ZZ plant, succulents, and rubber trees. If you have a passion for indoor plants or don't mind an indoor plant that requires a little extra attention, you'll find a full range of plants that require a medium to high level of care. Think about your lifestyle and habits to decide which style is right for you.

These factors offer only a few points to consider as you shop for your new indoor plant. Each plant is unique in its needs. Be sure to find one that agrees with the conditions of the space you want to place them to enjoy them.