The popular name of baby tears evokes a "aww" response, and the plant's many small leaves add character and appeal. Use a tiny terrarium or glass cloche
The plant thrives in South Africa because its spherical leaves increase water retention and minimize leaf surface area that would evaporate water.
Tillandsias are among the most forgiving plants. On branches in frost-free settings, these epiphytes or air plants use specially modified scales on their spiky leaves
For a bright sunny place with space for a little trailing or creeping plant, Sedum morganianum is the ideal houseplant. Donkey's tail leaves are thick and succulent, indicating drought tolerance.
Thymus pseudolanuginosus may be used anywhere aromatherapy is needed. Soft, fluffy leaves and small blooms are charming and touchable.
Venus flytrap plants, commonly called novelty plants, make great little houseplants with proper care. Dionaea muscipula leaves have teeth-like rough edges and trigger hairs
African violets' tiny size and free-flowering characteristics haven't altered. Small containers encourage flowering in these plants. Keep African violets damp, pot-bound, well lit