A good diluted fertilizer every 2 weeks is recommended. Keep the soil moist, but do not overwater. Keep your fern at a room temperature of 60-75✯ (16-24✬). The popular Boston fern is seen in lots of homes across the United States. Mist your plants with water to increase humidity. If you notice dry leaves, this typically is related to low-humidity.
A common complaint is the leaves drying out. Don’t overwater but keep the soil slightly moist. Blushing Bromeliad will thrive in a loose soil mixture. Blushing Bromeliadīlushing Bromeliad non-toxic plant for cats and dogs. Use a high-quality well-draining cactus succulent soil. Blue Echeveria drought tolerant and very easy to care for. This cat-friendly succulent is also called Maroon Chenille, or Painted Lady. A peat-based potting mix is recommended for this lovely plant. Gerbera thrives at room temperatures of 55 – 75☏ (13 – 24☌). It is non-toxic for cats, dogs, and horses.
The Barberton Daisy, also called Gerbera, is from South Africa. Water when soil is dry, use filtered, distilled or rainwater for best results. It thrives in bright, but indirect light. The Bamboo palm is another great cat-friendly plant to have indoors. Here is a guide I wrote on growing Areca Palm. It’s best to feed your Areca palm in the spring. This is because the palm is getting way too much direct sunlight. A common complaint is that the leaves turn yellowish-green. Areca Palms thrive in bright but indirect light. The Areca palm can be grown indoors without having to worry about your furry little friend. This plant is non-toxic to cats and dogs. Use a peat-based soil for this plant to thrive. Water this plant when you see that the top 1 inch of the soil is dry. This interesting plant grows best at a room temperature of 65-75✯ (18-24✬). You may know this plant by Peperomia, or baby rubber. Soil should be kept moist during the spring, in Fall and winter water sparingly. If you notice your plant leaves turning yellow, it’s probably because it’s getting direct sunlight. The watermelon plant thrives in indirect sunlight. It grows best at a room temperature of 60-75 degrees Fahrenheit. The Aluminum Plant also called the Watermelon plant is easy to grow. African Violets are non-toxic for cats and dogs.įor more information on African Violets, check out this guide on tips for caring for African Violets. Keep in a location that gets indirect sunlight. Also, make sure you water it from the bottom up. Always keep the soil moist but not soggy. For this plant to thrive, use a quality soil mix like Espoma African Violet Soil. The African Violet needs no introduction, this is one of my favorite houseplants. During the hotter months (July and August), the plant will go dormant. African Daisies will bloom in cooler weather. When growing indoors keep in a bright light location. The African Daisy is a gorgeous plant that produces flowers in pink, red, purple and white. I hope you’ll find this list useful and you bring some of these worry-free houseplants into your home! African Daisy We also include growing and care tips for each of them. The cat-friendly plants listed below are really easy to grow and are non-toxic to cats and dogs.
I love my plants, but I also love my cats! Nothing is more important to me than the safety of Misty & Tobey (my pet cats)! When we first welcomed our cats to our home, we had some plants that were toxic to cats, so we had to get rid of them.
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