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Even if you have trouble growing plants, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try. We highly recommend that you start your plant journey with the ZZ Plant, one of the best indoor plants in the Philippines that require the least amount of care. Also known as the Zamioculcas zamiifolia plant or Zanzibar Gem, this indoor plant is perfect for first-time plant parents since it loves to be neglected while maintaining its beautiful foliage. Whether you have a green thumb or not, taking care of the ZZ Plant will be a breeze. 

If you are struggling with time but still desire a healthy home environment, this plant is for you. This white-flowered plant will purify the air and absorb the mould spores, as a result, better breath and better health. Peace lily does not need to get extra attention as it will still stand with a little amount of water so it fits your busy lifestyle. 

Another air purifier plant that is worth considering is the golden pothos plant as it helps you breathe more oxygen by eliminating carbon monoxide from your room. If your days are filled with staring at the screen all day then planting golden pothos helps as it eases your eye tiredness. For its care, just leave it dry and do not water it on a daily basis—give it one or two weeks off from the last watering. 

The newbies who do not have many experiences of planting can set this spider plant as the starting point to become an expert as this spider-look-alike verdure does not require fuss care. This plant grows well in an even low-light area and does not need to be watered on a daily basis. Place spider plants in your office and let it spread its positivity across the room. 

Another good pick for a newbie planter is the Sansevieria Bacularis. This tropical plant is a big fan of light, so it will grow well in a bright area. This stylish air-purifying plant prefers to be dry than to receive too much water so it is so much easy to be taken care of as the only thing that needs to be highlighted is the lighting condition. 

Jade plants (Crassula Ovata), commonly known as lucky plants or money plants, are popular houseplants due to their adaptability and attractive, gem-like green leaves. These appealing and easy-to-grow plants feature a bonsai tree-like growth habit that can thrive in any area of your home with bright, indirect light. Furthermore, jade plants can help filter harmful pollutants from the air, lowering the risk of cancer and other issues. They thrive in the sheltered environment of homes since they are used to harsh conditions. 

Ficus elastica, commonly known as the rubber plant, takes its name from the latex it produces, which was originally used to make rubber. Rubber plant care is simple, and there are numerous advantages to having one in your house. It increases humidity in a room, preventing pollutants and other unwanted particles from becoming dust and harming your respiratory system. Placing a rubber plant in your home can help you lower your chances of developing respiratory allergies, which can contribute to health problems such as asthma.

The lucky bamboo is believed to bring luck to your life.  Each number of stalks represents different fortune: two stalks represent love; three stalks represent happiness, wealth, and long life; and five stalks above represent wealth. Other than that, lucky bamboo also can attract positive vibes which can be good for your family life.  

One of the best air-purifying plants in the Philippines, the Silver Queen plant is even recommended by NASA. Their greatest capability is to reduce the Benzene and Formaldehyde toxins when placed indoors. The leaves also tend to grow upright which keeps your home tidy too.   

If you prefer an artificial plant, this Monstera Plants is our best recommendation. Crafted with love, it has vibrant colour, looks realistic, and beautiful. It is also very easy to clean thanks to the quality cloth material. Wherever you place it, it will be a great compliment to a modern home.