If you ask us, there's nothing like a little greenery to brighten up a cold, gray day. Lucky for us, then, that plant brand The Sill is offering some major Cyber Monday discounts as we speak. From itty-bitty succulents that are just begging to be placed on your desk to bigger pieces for your living or bedroom, here are five of our favorites picks from the sale.
Plant Parents, Rejoice! The Sill Is Offering 50 Percent Off On Nearly Everything
Published Dec 2, 2019
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1. Peperomia Obtusfolia
The Peperomia obtusifolia is native to the Tropical Americas and Caribbean. A popular houseplant, it's sometimes called a baby rubber plant because of its thick green leaves. Like other peperomias, the Obtusifolia is non-toxic, making it pet-friendly.
Buy it ($32; $19)
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2. Snake Plant Laurentii
Native to southern and central Africa, the 'Laurentii' snake plant is a tropical type of succulent that's know for its air-purifying properties. We think it looks damn pretty too.
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3. Parlor Palm
Chamaedorea elegans, also known as the Neanthe Bella Parlor Palm, can grow to well over six feet tall. Although it's in the same family as coconuts and dates, which produce edible fruit from flowers at the top of the plant, this plant produces inedible fruit from flowers at the base of the plant.
Buy it ($32; $19)
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4. Haworthia Zebra
Your classic succulent, the Haworthia is so closely related to gasterias and aloes that they can cross breed with each other freely to form hybrids. These little guys are pet-friendly, and thrive in bright direct light (but can tolerate bright indirect light).
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5. Calathea Medallion
Calatheas are often called 'prayer plants' because of their unique leaf movements: They raise and lower their leaves from day to night as a part of their circadian rhythm. To help them thrive, water them every one to two weeks, allowing the soil to dry out half way down between waterings.
Buy it ($59; $30)
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