Whether you want to add to your existing houseplant collection or you are now starting, now it’s a great time to assess which plants are the best for your home and your lifestyle. While you should consider your own care levels as well as your design aesthetics, it can also be helpful to see which houseplants are currently trending.
Over the years, we have seen many different Houseplant in their momentsFor example, Fidel Leaf Figs and Monstera, each had their time as a Go-Two plant for interior designers. Keeping this in mind, we asked some plant experts what is for houseplant trends in 2025; What did they say here.
Meet experts
- Laura Jenny A fond gardener and the founder of the inspired garden.
- Jeremy Yamaguchi A professional Bhuswami is the founder of Plant Pro and Lawn Love.
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AVD Mali and Houseplant Efficiency predicts the inspired garden of Laura Jani that Low maintenance plant It is likely to continue its climb in 2025. This makes the snake an eternal favorite, and one dominates in the next year.
“People want to connect with nature and bring a quiet vibe to their homes,” Jenny says. “At the same time, people also want plants that make a statement.”
Also called sanesevieria, the snake plant definitely ticks both boxes. It also does good with fluorescent light, which is why Jenny sees this option as much trending in offices as at home. Linked with its hardy constitution and specific leaves, it is no wonder that the snake plant lives both dear and on-trend.
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Plant Pro and Lawn Care expert Jeremy Yamaguchi agrees that 2025 will be the year for low maintenance houseplant. While many people have time and patience for plants, which requires more attention, he notes that it is not a case for all.
“When you have a busy schedule or not necessarily a green thumb, choose Plants that are difficult to kill Yamaguchi says, “Often the best path is.
However, they also feel that this will be the year when people look different. A great way to do so Houseplants that offer some colors,
Yamaguchi says, “In nerve plants, for example, their leaves may have pink and red colored colors.”
Also known as fitonia, nerve plants are usually considered low maintenance, and can grow quickly in the right conditions.
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In the context of Easy Houseplant, Jenny says that Zamioculakus -or ZZ Plant – is another major contender. She also notes that this discovery for low maintenance plants can probably be credited for our return to the general post-pandim.
“After so long at home during Kovid, people are spending more time out of the house, traveling, and coming back to the office,” Jenny says. “People do not want to spend extra time to plants while raging.”
But Jenny also says that she is beyond the search for plants that are EasyThey want plants that they can handle some neglect. And Zz can do so definitely.
“I never hit anyone under my clock and using a moisture meter,” Jenny says. “It can also handle a series of light conditions. I am at my home. ,
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The popular Pothos plant is another which our professionals continue to trend in 2025. It is looking at anyone to convert their home into a sanctuary, one of the major reasons that people love houseplant and want to continue to include them in their homes.
“People actually fell in love with mental and aesthetic benefits of plants, but some plants are out of love with how many plants are there,” Jenny says.
As Jenny Note, it is not new to be a houseplant, but when you are looking for those who are easy to care for, such as Pothos, this year is a perfectly popular view.
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Monstera plants have been trending for so long because they tick so many houseplant boxes, and are perfect for professionals and new ones.
“Monstera’s bold strikeing leaves meet with their easy care,” says Jenny.
Like the above ZZ, Snake and Pothos plants, Monsmera can also handle various lighting conditionsThis includes bright indirect light and partial or low light, which is still great, when the days are small.
“But keep in mind that a plant is low light. It does not mean that there is no light,” Jenny has warned.
