Want to make your home brighter? Houseplants with little yellow flowers are a great choice. The small size of these plants makes them perfect for putting on shelves, tables, and other small areas. The bright flowers add a splash of color.
Here are 7 houseplants with small yellow flowers to consider
1. Yellow Orchid
The yellow orchid (Oncidium) produces sprays of small bright yellow blossoms. This epiphytic orchid has long strap-like leaves and does best when provided with high humidity. Grow yellow orchids in a chunky well-draining potting mix and water when the top inch of the soil has dried out.
2. Brazilian Oxalis
The Brazilian oxalis (Oxalis triangularis) has groups of small, yellow flowers that look like clover leaves. This small plant grows to be only 4 to 6 inches tall and forms a dense mat over time. Brazilian oxalis thrives in bright, indirect light. Allow the soil to dry between waterings.
3. Goldfish Plant
Collinsia gloriosa, or “goldfish plant,” gets its name from the way its orange and yellow flowers look like jumping goldfish. Vines that arch have trumpet-shaped flowers that are 1 inch across and come in orange, yellow, and red. This plant can handle some drought as long as it gets indirect light and water when the top inch of soil is dry.
4. Yellow Buttercup
Buttercup oxalis (Oxalis luteola) produces an abundance of small, bright yellow flowers held above low-growing, clover-like foliage. This South African native does best in a sunny window where temperatures remain above 60°F. Allow the soil to dry between thorough waterings.
5. Yellow Shrimp Plant
The yellow shrimp plant (Pachystachys lutea) has flowers that look like tiny yellow shrimp. The green bracts support the yellow flowers, which have red stamens that stick out. This bushy plant gets about two to three feet tall indoors. Put it somewhere warm with bright, indirect light.
6. Golden Pothos
Golden pothos (Epipremnum aureum) is primarily grown for its showy golden variegated leaves However, this popular houseplant will occasionally produce small yellow flowers Pruning regularly can encourage flowering. Grow pothos in average room temperatures and medium to bright indirect light.
7. Yellow Chocolate Soldier
A hybrid between Episcia and Neomortonia, the yellow chocolate soldier (Episcia ‘Yellow Flame’) displays small yellow flowers above ivy-like foliage Its low-growing, trailing habit makes it ideal for hanging baskets Site in bright, indirect light and keep consistently moist, not soggy.
With their petite yellow blooms, these houseplants add a pop of color without taking up much space. Providing the right care by following their light, water, temperature, and humidity preferences will keep your houseplants happy and flowering.
1 ‘Prince of Orange’ Philodendron (Philodendron erubescens)
| Plant name: | ‘Prince of Orange’ Philodendron |
| Light requirements: | Bright, indirect light |
| Water requirements: | Moderate |
| Pet safe? | No |
| Notable features? | Showy leaves |
There’s no doubt about it: ‘Prince of Orange’ is one bold plant that is certain to be the star of your houseplant collection. This philodendron variety has color-changing leaves that are bright, sunshine yellow when they first unfurl. As the leaves get older, they change color from green to a deep orange and then back to green. This gives the tree a lot of interest and variety all season long.
1 ‘Nonstop Yellow’ Begonia (Begonia x tuberhybrida)
| Plant name: | ‘Nonstop Yellow’ Begonia |
| Light requirements: | Bright, indirect light |
| Water requirements: | Moderate |
| Pet safe? | No |
| Notable features? | Bright flowers |
Many begonias produce showy clusters of flowers, but if you’re after yellow plants, you need to pick up a ‘Nonstop Yellow’ begonia. These plants can be grown outside in warm places, but they also look great as houseplants if you give them bright, indirect light and extra humidity.
Like other begonias, ‘Nonstop Yellow’ can be prone to mildew issues, so always water this plant at the soil line and do what you can to keep the leaves dry. These plants will need even less water during winter, but they have a long bloom time and can produce vivid yellow flowers throughout the year.
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FAQ
How do you take care of a kalanchoe indoors?
How to Grow KalanchoesGrow in bright light indoors, and bright, filtered light or morning sun outdoors (summertime only). Plant kalanchoe in Miracle-Gro® Cactus, Palm & Citrus Potting Mix. Water when the top 2 inches of soil are dry. Feed kalanchoe with Miracle-Gro® Succulent Plant Food.
What kind of plant has small yellow flowers?
Yarrow. Dark green ferny foliage contrasts with clusters of tiny bright yellow flowers on long sturdy stems. This long-lived cottage garden staple provides lasting color in the summer garden.
How to care for a yellow kalanchoe?
Kalanchoe Care Kalanchoe is fairly easy to grow indoors when placed in the right conditions. It grows 12 inches wide by 18 inches tall and needs a temperature of between 60 – 85 degrees F. Low humidity and four hours of direct sunlight — as well as 14 hours of darkness for 6 to 11 weeks — are musts, too.
Do kalanchoe need sun or shade?
Kalanchoe requires bright, indirect sunlight to encourage growth and blooms. Place your plants in a room with lots of natural light, but do not place them directly in a windowsill as direct sunlight can scorch leaves. As succulents, Kalanchoe watering needs are minimal because their leaves store water.