Low Maintenance Plants

This unusual Peperomia makes a great houseplant and is an Australian native, growing through subtropical rainforests of New South Wales and Queensland.  Care as you would for any Peperomia by providing bright light and allowing to dry well between watering....

A hardy indoor plant, this sweet sunlover produces fuzzy purple leaves and flushes of mauve flowers.  It grows best in bright, indirect light and water only when the top inch of the soil is dry, but take care not to let...

These easy to care for indoor plants are a great addition to your houseplant collection. Mist weekly to keep them healthy, and during the warmer months give them a soak in tepid water for 20 minutes every month or 2. Drain...

A true collector's Sansevieria, this striking rosette snake plant stays low, rather than growing tall like most of it's relations.  In an 8cm plastic nursery pot. We do our very best to photograph each new batch of plants that come...

The ultimate indoor plant, able to be placed almost anywhere, from very low light to direct sun. A great mix of glossy green leaves and sculptural form, this really is a gem. The ZZ plant is truly the easiest indoor...

Cleistocactus winteri is a highly sought after trailing cacti with cylindrical pendant stems that are covered with short prickly golden spines. They prefer bright light and and look great in a hanging basket. Very easy care and low maintenance making...

The must have plant for a low light space in your house. Green glossy leaves with white spathe flowers. Easy care and low maintenance. Available in 19cm plastic nursery pots. Shown in our large Samos Sky planter, sold separately. Please also note, as is...

A delicate and graceful weeping ficus that can reach up to 2m in a pot indoors in a well-lit to sunny position. Allow to dry between watering and keep in well-draining potting mix, and refresh soil or repot each Spring...

An unusual trailing Peperomia perfect for hanging pots. Prefers a warm environment and bright filtered light. Relatively slow growing when compared to other Peperomias. Water when top two inches feels dry (water more in summer and less in winter).  Available...

Metallic red leaves are a standout on this peperomia. Dense and compact in form, preferring a well-lit position and to dry between watering. As with all peperomias, these plants have a small root system and will prefer a tight pot....

A remarkable group of insect eating plants that form unique pitchers on the end of each leaf with the ability to collect and digest insects. These must be kept moist or wet at all times (the gold standard would be...

Rhipsalis are some of the hardiest and most versatile plants around, these epiphytic plants are incredibly forgiving and make a sculptural statement for the novice or collector. A firm favourite here at Plantsmith; make sure you look up when in...