Fall is the perfect season to let your décor skills shine! With the theme of "Out with the old to prepare for the new," creativity is in full swing. But with Fall’s predominant browns and yellows, finding ways to incorporate your healthy green plants into your indoor décor can sometimes be a challenge. Thankfully, there are plenty of plants with muted or complementary colors that can seamlessly match your Fall decor. Here are a few plants to consider when designing your indoor garden this season:
Orange Kalanchoe Plant
The vibrant Orange Kalanchoe plant is a must-have for Fall! Its bright blooms can easily brighten up any space. Since this plant thrives in small pots, you can get creative with how you display it. Consider repurposing Fall-themed or tin coffee mugs, or use recycled glass jars lined along your windowsill for a unique twist on traditional flower pots. Remember, Kalanchoes love direct sunlight and need regular watering, but the colorful reward is definitely worth the effort!
Oxalis Triangularis
With its unique purple, triangular leaves and delicate flowers, the Oxalis Triangularis is a stunning addition to any indoor space. This plant is perfect for Fall, thriving in mild temperatures and shying away from direct sunlight. Place it on your coffee table or dining table for a beautiful accent that also serves as a great conversation starter. Best of all, it’s easy to maintain!
Croton Mammey
The Croton Mammey is a standout with its vibrant yellow, red, and burnt orange veins—perfect for Fall! I love planting it in a gold or bronze ceramic pot for an added touch of elegance. Pair it with a decorative pumpkin to really make the colors pop. This plant is low-maintenance, requiring only moderate light, making it an ideal choice for busy plant parents.
Fiddle Leaf Fig
The Fiddle Leaf Fig isn't just great for Fall—it's a fantastic plant all year round! Fall is the perfect time to snag one, as many nurseries and garden centers offer them on clearance. Known for its tall, lush foliage, the Fiddle Leaf Fig adds vertical interest to your space that few other indoor plants can provide. Place it by a large window to give it plenty of sunlight, and keep an eye on the soil moisture to ensure it thrives. I love potting it in a large pot with distressed wooden accents to create a cozy, rustic vibe that complements the changing seasons.
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