14 Stunning Black Indoor Plants | Houseplants With Black Leaves

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Hello and welcome to our video on Black Indoor Plants! If you're someone who is drawn to the exotic appearance of plants with black or darker shade leaves, then this list of indoor plants is perfect for you. Let's dive in!


First on our list is the Rubber Plant, and its 'Black Prince' or 'Burgundy' variety, which has dark burgundy leaves that almost appear black. Next up, we have the stunning Black Pansies, which will blow your mind with their dark beauty when grown near a window that receives several hours of sunshine.


Another great addition to your collection is the Aeonium "Black Rose," a succulent prized for its geometrically perfect rosette of fleshy and dark burgundy leaves. However, it may not attain this color indoors if you won't provide it with several hours of direct sunlight.


Moving on, we have the Chinese Jade, another succulent with closely packed leaves that form clumps of rosettes over time. Keep it on your desk and expose it to direct sunlight occasionally for best results.


The Burgundy Ripple Peperomia is another attention-grabbing plant with heart-shaped dark green leaves variegated with reddish-purple veins. As a slow grower, you won't have to worry about repotting it. Just keep it in filtered sunlight and water moderately.


The Black Prince Echeveria, with its dark and handsome rosette, is not actually tall but is a close-to-black kind of plant. Keep it near a south or west-facing window or any other spot where it can receive some direct sunlight as well.


If you're looking for a plant with velvety leaves, then the Black Velvet Alocasia is the perfect choice. The silver veining on the leaves adds to its beauty, making it one of the best black indoor plants on our list.


Next up, we have the Black Magic, with heart-shaped dark plum-colored leaves that appear intensely black from a distance. This grand plant can grow up to 2-3 feet high easily, with leaves expanding to 3 feet.


The Living Stone is a fascinating succulent that intensifies its look with its rock-like appearance. If you ever wanted a dark plant that's close to black, this is it, but remember that this color will come when they are under stress.


The Black Hens and Chicks, with its large rosette turning into a dark shade of purple, is a black succulent that can be multiplied easily by replanting 'Chicks,' giving you a mini black plant succulent garden!


The unbelievably slow-growing Haworthia Nigra may only attain a height of 10 inches, but it makes up for it with stunning black, 3-tiered foliage that makes it an ideal showpiece for tabletops and desks.


Lastly, the Raven ZZ is in a class of its own when it comes to Black Indoor Plants. With deep green foliage and a certain sheen to it, this plant takes the darkness to a height of 3-4 feet! As it is also a slow grower, you won't have to re-pot it yearly.


That's it for our list of Black Indoor Plants! We hope you found this video helpful. If you did, make sure to like the video and subscribe to our channel for more plant-related content.