Grow these Cute and Romantic Indoor Plants to bring love vibes to your home, you can even gift these to your favorite people.

Looking for Cute and Romantic Indoor Plants for this Valentine’s Day? Discover some names below:

Cute and Romantic Indoor Plants

1. Moon Cactus

Botanical Name: Gymnocalycium mihanovichii

This beautiful grafted cactus features colorful ball-shaped tops in bright red, yellow, orange, or pink color with small, sharp spines on curved veins.

Here are the best flowering cacti you can grow

2. Pink Moonstone

Botanical Name: Pachyphytum oviferum ‘Pink Moonstone’

‘Pink Moonstone’ displays a rosette of plump pink leaves that range to blue-lavender as well. It can also be a wonderful succulent to gift to your loved ones.

Have a look at some cute pink succulents here

3. Pebble Plant

Botanical Name: Lithops

The cute, stemless, heart-shaped leaves look-like grey stones with red mottling on the flat surface. This very popular desert plant looks great on tabletops.

Learn how to grow lithops easily here

4. Pink Calico Kitten

Botanical Name: Crassula pellucida subsp. marginalis f. Rubra

The fleshy and heart-shaped leaves, with a pink hue, look cute in small pots. The additional red edges enhance the romantic appeal of the plant.

Have a look at some fantastic pink houseplants here

5. Poinsettia

Botanical Name: Poinsettia

If you are looking for a romantic red addition to your indoor garden, then the ‘Astro Red’ variety of this houseplant could be an excellent choice for you.

Check out our article on the best ideas to decorate your room with Poinsettias here

6. Flowering Kalanchoe

Botanical Name: Kalanchoe blossfeldiana

This flowering succulent looks marvelous when it blooms. The plant stays compact and does well in a well-lit place.

Have a look at some beautiful Kalanchoe varieties here

7. Violet Queen Echeveria

Botanical Name: Echeveria ‘Violet Queen’

This charming Echeveria showcases light silver-green, curvy, slightly upward leaves. The edges turn violet when stressed and exposed to bright sunlight.

Check out our article on the best Echeveria varieties here

8. String of Hearts

Botanical Name: Ceropegia woodii

This perfect romantic trailing succulent has delicate, heart-shaped leaves on thin vines. The leaves have a dark green hue, marbled in silver on the upper side and green to purple on the undersides.

Have a look at the best hanging succulents here

9. Heart Leaf Hoya

Botanical Name: Hoya kerrii ‘Reverse Variegata’

Heartleaf hoya’s romantic appeal gets enhanced by its sold single-rooted leaf. The bright green heart-shape leaves with white or creamy-yellow variegation on the center look adorable.

Check out our article on red heart-shaped plants here

10. Versadense Sedum

 

 

Botanical Name: Sedum versadense

This cute little succulent offers decumbent or erect stems with rare pink leaves covered in tiny hairs. It can grow up to 6-10 inches long.

Have a look at the most beautiful Sedum varieties here

11. Heart Fern

Botanical Name: Hemionitis arifolia

This shade and humidity loving dwarf houseplant with shiny, heart-shaped leaves on slender black stems look cute in terrariums and fairy gardens.

Check out our article on the best types of ferns here

12. Moth Orchid

Botanical Name: Orchidaceae

Orchids signify beauty and love. These gorgeous houseplants offer beautiful flowers on and off all year. They are easy to grow and thrive well in indirect sunlight.