Decorate Your House with Most Popular Christmas Plants

Despite its name, the frosty fern doesn’t belong to the fern family. It is a certain kind of moss with white tips that appear frozen; so hard to resist!

The plant is a little fussy and needs a lot of humidity. It can look good in a terrarium. You can enjoy it in the winter, just don’t feel bad if it doesn’t survive after a few weeks.

These types of cacti are common during the festivities. At a very reasonable price, the plant is quite an investment as it can last for decades. Their bright pink flowers will no doubt make you feel the Christmas atmosphere.

Just expose it to diffused sunlight and lightly water it when the topsoil feels dry. As soon as winter falls, it goes into slumber; and becomes dormant. To re-bloom, the cactus, keep the potted plant in darkness from the end of September till it flowers.

They may appear delicate but are very tough as they are long-lasting. They have beautiful white flowers and usually do not have a soil medium. 

Make sure to place them where there is enough direct light and routinely water them. Excess watering will destroy them.

This Ivy plant is hardy with unique, rich variegated green leaves. It is popularly known for its creeping vines around walls and is quite a darling during Christmas.

They are a symbol of Christ’s crown that was made from thorns. If you like, you may grow them in trellis or shape them as a topiary.

It’s long-lasting, especially when you moderately water and expose them to light.

Cyclamens are pretty little houseplants that bloom in pink, white, or red flowers. Whenever they seem dry, gently spray some water on them. They are likely to be dormant in the summer but may grow if you place them outdoors in a shade. 

Also, if it stays in the house, maintain cool temperatures of 60degreesF/15degreesC. To revive it, start watering them from late September.

They are outdoor plants, but they can be potted to become indoor plants. Their nice fragrance is to die for. 

The shrubs need some tender care, e.g. by consistently watering them. Don’t forget, they also require enough sunlight. If they survive till spring and reside in a warm climate, then you can take them outside.

What are the odds that Christmas needs a tree, and this cypress type is an adorable little tree? They are naturally delicate, with a soft-like needle and a citrus fragrance that makes them even more intriguing.

Keep its soil moist enough and expose it to at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight.

Nothing looks good like a succulent in an enticing little pot. Their fresh green leaves with little thorns at the tips bring out the freshness in the room. 

For your Christmas décor, simply dust some glitter on top. In addition, harmless water-based, gold paint can also do the trick.

Since succulents need little maintenance, use a spray bottle to moderately water them when they get dry.

Even though Norfolk resembles a Christmas tree, it is a tropical indoor plant. Its branches make the perfect winter decoration very easy and fun; even little ones can reach it and hang their favorite décor.

 Since it thrives in moderate temperatures and high humidity, it would also do well in regular mists.

The potting soil has to be moist, or the lower branches will start dropping and won’t grow again. Since they are too delicate, you may want to hang light ornaments if you must decorate.

This is a traditional Christmas plant, famously known for its outstanding bright red foliage. However, there are other shades to choose from like pink and cream. Its splashing color knows how to outline the Christmas spirit. 

While in the quest for a poinsettia, pick one that doesn’t have yellow leaves and protect it from cold air.

The plant carries a reminiscence of pines’ aroma that makes one want to eat them. Well, it’s a wonderful herb and can be used in tea making. Would make the best tabletop décor for the festive season.

Looks so appealing when sheared in a tree. You need to put it where bright light falls and allow it to dry during water breaks.

Who doesn’t love that lavender scent around them? It would even be better to have this plant during the holidays and have everybody talking about how good your home smells.

Let it dry off excess water and give it enough light.

An interesting houseplant that represents love and affection. It is hung at homes to spread joy during holidays. However, the plant is parasitic and needs a host to survive the period. 

They grow really slow but are persistent. Their cute colors make it an ideal Christmas plant choice. However, at times they tend to be parasitic and derive nutrients from other nearby plants.

Its flowers have distinctive berries that are common around Christmas time. When the berries are further from the stem, they become richer in the red pigment.

They do so well under direct sunlight and cool temperatures. 

They are green shrubs with very popping red flowers. It is one of the most adored plants during winter and extends its blooms till early spring. 

Do not give it too much sunlight as it will kill them. To be on the safe side, grow it in partial shade.

On top of that, the plant will flourish above 68degrees F, a quality that makes it the right plant for winter.