The Best House Plants for Busy People

January 15, 2016
by Trisha Learn

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    From left to right: Pincushion cactus, Haworthia Fasciata, Snake Plant, Boston Fern

    Plants for Busy Bees

    HelloFresh customers are often busy bees, which is one reason why they love our recipe boxes so much.I totally know the feeling when you’re so busy, that you look over at your beloved plants and realised they’re all on their last legs because you’ve not had time to think let alone water and tend to them. I come from a family where everyone seems to have a greenthumb. My dad took his sweet time, but now he’s a pro with his own vegetable patch, with chard, tomatoes and peas. He comes in with a mini handful of peas sometimes – and I mock him slightly because it’s not the most overwhelming of harvests. But I shouldn’t, I barely have a handle on the basics!

    My mum recommended one of these plants for my new flat. She says: “you really can not kill these ones”. “Ahhh” I thought, “I’m sure I can”. But I was wrong. This Pin cushion cactus, Haworthia, Snake Plant, Boston Fern are amazing. Ofcourse you can’t abandon them, but they don’t need much work and they look really cool. I love a good bouquet of flowers but it can be expensive buying them all the time. So, give these a go this year and maybe by next year you’ll be ready for a vegetable patch!

    Pincushion Cactus

    Pincushion Cactus

    Pincushion Cactus: These bad boys only need to be watered once or twice a month, so you won’t need a plantsitter when you go on holiday. Woop woop!

    Snake Plant

    Snake Plant

    Snake Plant: The snake plant – it’s pretty, right? Water every 2 – 3 weeks.

    Haworthia Fasciata

    Haworthia Fasciata

    Haworthia Fasciata: Water once a week.

    Boston Fern

    Boston Fern

    Boston Fern: Water once a week.

     

     

     

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