The Best Balcony Plants to Jazz up Your Outdoor Area

This bb just needs some bright, indirect light for it to thrive! So if your balcony has some shade, I suggest perching it there for it to have a good balance of sunshine and coolness.

The nice thing about her is that she doesn't need to be watered that much—so if you're someone who often forgets to do a task like that, you're safe!

New plant parents, this purple and green-leaf beaut is your ideal first child. It's very low-maintenance, soaks UP sun rays, and even removes toxins from the air.

Bring all the tropical vibes to your home with this drop-dead gorgeous palm plant. It prefers indirect light, loves humid conditions, and doesn't need to have its thirst quenched that often.

What's better than one succulent? Two succulents! This chic jar comes with a fresh and bright duo.

If you want this plant to have vibrant green leaves like in the picture shown, you must make sure it's in a spot where it can get lots of sun.

A plant that will literally last you years is this satin pothos, bad boy. It's strong on its own and is very drought-tolerant.

Lillies can be grown whenever, but they l-o-v-e the fall weather (which is comin' up!). They enjoy both the sun and shade, so if your balcony has the best of both worlds and you want to add some flora to your outdoor space, consider these gems.

The planter alone is just too stunning to pass up. It'll totally beautify your balcony instantly! And we can't forget the fact that succulents are more than easy to care for.

Whether your balcony receives lots of or barely any sunlight, this snake plant will love its nook wherever it's located. (Side note: But if you do wanna see it flourish, you'll prop it in a place that gets alll the beams).

Yep, you can grow a whole-ass lemon tree in your balcony! It's possible!! As long as there's accessible light and it's spacious enough to fit this big stunner, you can be blessed with fruits right outside your humble abode.

Not only will having aloe bring you joy, but it'll also provide you medicinal support. Snag this cutie that can honestly survive any type of housing situation.

Add a pop of color to your lil garden with this lively queen. She really shows off outside and adores the hot season.

Calling all butterflies, bugs, and bird lovers out there! This milkweed plant is a hit amongst ~visitors~, and if you don't mind having smol creatures make appearances in your balcony area, buy it ASAP.

There's really nothing more adorable than a tiny cactus.

Maybe you've been dabbling in the ~cooking world~ and want to grow some of your OWN herbs. First of all, I love that for you! Secondly, I suggest buying this set that comes with basil, parsley, and cilantro—they all need Mr. Sun about four to six hours a day and to be watered two to three times a week.