Is this a cost effective way of buying indoor plants?

[AnotheBloodyChinHair]

There's not enough plants in my life but I don't have green fingers, so I am looking for plants that are resilient and undemanding. At the moment I am after aloe vera and Chamaedorea Elegans in particular.
I have found these in amazon, but I wonder if I can do better for the price (online).
Any recommendations would be much appreciated.
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[Izzabellasasperella]

You could look at spider plants. Very easy to keep and they produce masses of baby plants that you can pot on😊

[VenusClapTrap]

The best value house plants I found were from a Facebook shop called Flutter By Garden. They are sold by a plant mad single mum who grows them in her house. All the plants I bought from her have done really well.

[userxx]

I'm not on Facebook, does she have a website?

[Bananajam]

@VenusClapTrap

The best value house plants I found were from a Facebook shop called Flutter By Garden. They are sold by a plant mad single mum who grows them in her house. All the plants I bought from her have done really well.

Thanks for that, her plants are amazing!

[MelodramPatheticism]

When we went to Ikea once, my husband saw these succulent plants whose leaves had lots of little 'babies' around the edges. Many had just fallen off, so he took a few 'babies' home and potted them up. They grew and turned into plants which then produced their own babies and so it went on. We have loads of them now.

[VenusClapTrap]

@userxx

I'm not on Facebook, does she have a website?

I don’t think so, sorry