We have always been about the beauty of plant variations and mother earth did not spare us the beauty of pink house plants to add to your space! Whether you’re a hardcore lover of pink or just looking for a colorful way spice up a space, try these pink beauties.
Nerve plant (also known as Fittonia albivenis) is a wonderful tropical houseplant for tabletops, hanging baskets, and terrariums. It adds a distinctive touch to indoor decor because nerve plant’s rich green leaves are touched with bright pink. It looks outstanding in pots that play off the colors of the veins, but contrasting colors also make an outstanding impression.
Once I thought this plant was hard to find until I realize it’s easier to get cutting that the entire plant. They are very easy to care for, making this a very good indoor plant to have around especially for newbies. Too much light and you’ll scorch the leaves. Too little, however, and you lose the color and pattern.
These pink babies are closely related to the marantha family and like to be moist, but not wet, and don’t do well in direct sun.
Confetti Hypoestes is a versatile, easy to grow plant that is typically known for its unusual foliage colors. Its vivid color pattern is a popular and eye-catching addition to an eclectic indoor garden. Keep soil moderately moist.
This low maintenance beauty is a must in every home. Although these can grow to towering heights, keeping the plants in small pots will restrict their growth or you can just let it grow, grow, and grow. Either way, its a beauty to look at and care for.
A tricolor Hoya Carnosa is recognizable by the color of their waxy leaves. Green, white and pink, this variety of hoya has pink stems that branch out into colorful leaves. Hoya Carnosa Variegata like bright, indirect light and water when the soil is dry.
This well know Thai selection has magnificent long large green leaves with bold white striping, bright pink at the bases where they attach to the stem. Although it is super popular as an outdoor plant, it flourish with bright light indoors.
Jelly peperomia is a striking succulent that has large green leaves edged in cream and pink. They are handsome, adaptable plants grown for their showy leaves and tolerance for low light. Peperomia plants thrive despite neglect and will live for six or more years if grown under the right conditions.
By far one of my favorites, this plant has leaves that resembles a wall where went a little crazy with a paintbrush. Leaves are splashed, spotted, and streaked with color and shockingly easy to care for. They grow well in bright indirect light indoors and like moist but well-drained soil.
This beauty is called every color except pink, but it definitely looks pink to me. It’s velvety foliage gets me every time and I can’t help but include it with these pink beauties.
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Love this post, Jas! I have 3 of the plants of this list and look forward to adding more. 💕
Thanks Joi!
I bought two of the plants on the list. Jewel Orchid and the Triostar. And now I’m LO key panicking. These will be my first two plants since my EPIC FAIL at sunflowers and cilantro. Any important advice on those two plants specifically so that I don’t kill them?! I thought indoor plants would be easy!..... right?!
P.S. Once my mom found out what I bought, she labeled them DOA. Smh
Hi there!!!! Firstly, you’re not alone! I was afraid of these two plants as well. My best advice is: make sure you give these plants tons of light, water at least weekly, and make sure the pots/planters have proper drainage holes. They should do well. As always if you have any questions, reach out! ❤️
-Jas