What are some plants that are non toxic and relatively low maintenance?

Question

I have cats and one in particular but all in general like to chew greenery. I also have a black thumb. I try but no matter what I kill it (one exception is a corn plant). Help me out. I would love to green up my house.
not to mention ....
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I do give the cats oat grass and they love it.

Answer 1

Are your kitties indoor cats? If so, try them with some Cat Grass / Oats or bring them in fresh, unsprayed grass for a treat. They eat greens to help "move" furr balls.
Meanwhile, to green up your liivng space why not try hanging plants. You can hang them at varying heights that will create a hanging garden / oasis and be out of reach of the kitties. Note: The lighter the leaves the more light that plant will need, like wise, the darker the leaves to more suitable for a lower light corner. But remember, all plants do need light. It is very easy to rotate hanging plants every few weeks if they need a light jag also watch that they do not dry out - it is wamrer up there:0)

Answer 2

Indoors with plenty of natural light you may want to try a Boston Fern. There are vining Ivy plants that doo well as potted plants indoors.

Answer 3

marijuana ( non toxic - pest free - easy to grow ) OK if they like grass grow it any grass seed would work just fine just make sure it's a shade variety ( use a shallow rectangular planter prepare for upchucked grass ) but if you really like your cats grow catnip ! ( kitty marijuana ) don't buy the expensive kits at pet stores get from a seed company

Answer 4

My parents have and has as long as I can remember an Easter cactus. Never bothered our cats and real simple to care for. Doesn't have spines and flowers well.

Answer 5

crabgrass, mold, or just spray paint everything green. and for your cats, try some catnip. theyll love it