10 Really Photogenic Plants You Should Have in Your Apartment

Everyone knows plant mom is the new cat mom. Turning your apartment into a beautiful garden, or a little piece of the jungle in the middle of a city is very popular now. It’s probably heavily influenced by the fact that most people are renting these days are not all landlords allow you to have pets. So we improvise, and instead of having 2 cats you get a whole bunch of plants. They’re easier to take care of, they don’t scratch the furniture, and they never mind when you snap pictures of them for your Instagram. In fact, that’s kind of why we get plants these days – because we see these awesome apartments with lots of plants on Instagram and we want the same aesthetic in our home. Well we’re here to help you out. Here’s a list of 10 really photogenic plants you should have in your apartment.

 

 

1. Ficus Elastica
It might sound fancy, but that’s just the proper botanical name for a rubber fig or rubber plant. These plants are a classic for most households because they look pretty, the big green leaves will look great on your Instagram. It’s pretty easy to take care of too, and it sure will brighten up the room.

 

 

2. Maranta
If you want to buy just one big plant – buy a maranta. It’s gonna grow outwards rather then up and fill out a big planting pot. It’s also got very bright green leaves with intricate designs, which is what you want for your photos, right?

 

3. Monstera adansonii
They call this plant the Swiss cheese vine, because the leaves have holes in them that are similar to those in cheese. It’s definitely a nice one to have in your apartment and it will be a pleasure to photograph. Just imagine how much fun you’ll have playing with light and the shadows this plant will cast.

 

 

4. Staghorn Fern
This is a very unique plant and it’ll require some work for sure, but the effect it’ll have is definitely worth it. Those leaves really do look like deer antlers, which will look hella cool on photos. But you do have to mount these plants on your wall, because in nature they actually grow on top of other plants and trees.

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