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Monday, December 29, 2025

Welcome 2026 with these vibrant houseplants

 

 

With their vibrant foliage and colorful blooms, houseplants add a special touch to your home or office during the holidays and beyond. As a bonus, houseplants help clean the air we breathe and elevate our moods.  Here are just a few of our favorites.  




Aglaonema is one of the easiest houseplants to grow. Also known as Chinese Evergreen, you can grow this plant in low, medium or bright light situations and still enjoy its colorful foliage.  




With its red flowers and dark green foliage, Anthurium delivers some of the best holiday colors. Anthurium thrives when placed near a bright window. It will do okay in low light situations, but don't expect it to flower as well.   

 


Bromeliads thrive in areas where they will get lots of bright, indirect light, but won't be exposed to direct sun.  

  


Croton is a beautiful and festive plant for your home during the fall and the holidays because it contains the colors often associated with this time of year.    

  


Kalanchoes and Cyclamen are valued for their long-lasting colorful blooms. These plants prefer bright, indirect light to flower best.  

  


A super easy plant, you can grow Pothos in a container on the counter or as a hanging plant. Pothos do well in low light as well as bright indirect light. They like to be kept moist, so don’t let them dry out.  




Spathiphyllum, also known as Peace Lily, grows naturally in the shade, so they are a good choice for an area that doesn't get a lot of natural light. Peace Lilies are among the easiest plants to grow in your home or office. They are also one of the best plants for improving air quality indoors. 

  

When it comes to caring for these houseplants, you'll want to keep feed them every two weeks with a houseplant fertilizer such as Peter’s 15-30-15 or Schultz’s 10-15-10. On the weeks you don’t fertilize, water with SUPERthrive, a vitamin solution that includes Kelp. This supplement will help all of your plants thrive.   

 

 

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