INDOOR PLANTS THAT NEED LITTLE WATER

Having plants does not have to be a waste of water. It is clear that any plant needs water to live and grow, but there are some that have enough with very little.
In addition, the water you put in them can be reused from other parts.

For example, you can use the water you have used to boil food, collect the water from
the shower with a bucket before taking a shower while you wait for the water to heat up or take the plants outside when it rains.
So you can have plants without spending more water than you would if you didn't have them.

Here are some indoor plants that are not going to make you spend a lot of water and are going to give a vegetal touch to your house. Saving water is compatible with having plants! At Wally we care about water scarcity and we find solutions.

Inside plants:

• The jade tree (Crassula ovata)
  It can reach the size of a small bush if you keep it in a large pot. It is easy to grow indoors. It tolerates poor soils very well and is satisfied with partial or indirect light.

• Succulent
  The main characteristic of succulents is their ability to accumulate water in their leaves, they live with little need for water. Within this group are cacti, aloe vera and the like.
  
  
• Sansevieria and Dracaenas
  Plants from the Dracaena family, such as Sanseviera or mother-in-law's tongue, are beautiful for decorating interiors. Being resistant to drought, they allow us a great margin when it comes to remembering to water it. Plants in a large pot can grow very large.
  
  
• Ribbons (Chlorophytum comosum)
  It is a very easy plant to grow. It can be adapted to any situation and is very easy to reproduce. To decorate it looks great in a hanging pot.
  
  
• Philodendrons
  Philodendrons are a variety that includes more than 700 species, such as pothos or Adam's rib. They are able to adapt to all kinds of weather and light conditions and are great as indoor plants.