Cascading Plants For Indoors

Growing plants add a special dimension to the interiors of homes and offices. Usually those with plain green or sometimes variegated leaves are the easiest to grow in the low light and less humid conditions found indoors. We’ve selected three of the easiest and simplest indoor plants that perform admirably in a wide range of conditions. All they need is regular watering when the soil is dry to the touch and a splash of plant food every 4-6 weeks, and they’re styling.

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Epipremnum aureum (devil’s ivy or golden pothos) is a tropical climber cultivated in its juvenile form as an indoor plant. It’s often sold under a prior name of Scindapsus aureus. The glossy, light- to mid-green leaves are heart-shaped with a tapered point and sport a golden variegation in the form of blotches and striations. A cascading growth habit makes this plant perfect for hanging containers or pots placed at higher elevations in the home, and it thrives in bright to moderately low light conditions. The form ‘