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I'm both a plant and pet lover. While they are always mentioned side by side, having both in the home is more challenging than it looks. And some of you may have felt this kind of problem. That's why I will help you look for pet-friendly plants that won't threaten your pets at home. See the list below!
Chinese Money plants are safe houseplants if you have cats or dogs. They are easy to care for! You can place them in bright but not indirect light. I typically put them near the window but not genuinely facing them. Water this plant every week or two. Remember to rotate it 180 degrees so it can grow symmetrically.
Calathea Rattlesnake is one of the best plants for beginners because it's very forgiving. I like this one because the leaves are wavy and curvy. It looks like kelp but is more solid. Calathea Rattlesnake has dark purple on the bottom and a dark green spot on the top.
Hoya carnosa is also known as a non-toxic vining succulent. This plant stands out because of one characteristic: its waxy leaves, which smell like sweet flowers. Although hoya plants aren't toxic, ingesting large amounts can cause mild gastrointestinal upset in cats and dogs. So, be careful!
Spider Plants are friendly to pets. The best part? They have an air-purifying characteristic to clean toxins from your indoor air. Additionally, this houseplant is easy to grow! I have always believed that buying a Spider Plant for a home is a significant investment.
Peperomia obtusifolia (Baby Rubber Plant) has thick, fleshy foliage and are very pretty. There are numerous cute varieties, which is why many gardeners collect them. And yes! These are also non-toxic to your pets, whether cats or dogs. Their unique visual is also one that makes me plant this in my home.
Calathea Orbifolia is often placed in a bedroom where the natural light isn't that much because this houseplant can survive in low-light conditions. However, please regularly water this plant to keep it hydrated and healthy.
Who doesn't know Orchid? If you are passionate about this visually eye-catching plant, you can add it to your list of pet-safe plans to buy. It is also easy to care for, as it needs only partial shade. Remember to water these plants once a week in winter and twice a week in summer.
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Peperomia prostrata, also called the string of the turtles, is a succulent plant that grows well and is usually collected as an ornamental plant. This plant has small leaves and is slow-growing. As the plant ages, the color of the leaves fades, but this does not diminish its charm.
Peperomia 'Frost'
Peperomia orba
Peperomia maculosa
Watermelon Peperomia (Peperomia argyreia) is among the best pet-friendly indoor plants. It's easy to please and has a charming visual. The rounded, fleshy leaves with a hint of silver and dark green stripes give off an enchanting look to improve room decoration. Moreover, it's non-toxic and safe for being around your furry babies.