Rethink Your Green Thumb, Because These Houseplants Are Too Pretty and Pink to Ignore

Check out the large leaves on the Pink Caladium ($30)! This pink beauty will certainly brighten up your home.

Ease yourself into the pink plant world with the Peperomia ($22).

The blooms on the Anthurium ($37) vary from an orange pink to a bright pink!

The ombré look on the Cordyline Terminalis' ($99) leaves is so cool.

The Pink Bromeliad ($28) isn't always pink, but when it blooms its colour is vibrant!

The Fittonia ($10) isn't only fun to look at but is extremely easy to grow!

Place the Sedum Rubrotinctum ($10) in direct sunlight and enjoy its pretty pink leaves!

The Aglaonema ($7) is not a fan of cold temperatures, so always keep it in rooms above sixty degrees!

The Stromanthe Sanguinea ($32) loves damp environments and warm temperatures, and it looks great on a shelf or tabletop!

The striking foliage on the Hypoestes Phyllostachya ($10) will catch anyone's eye.

The shriveled-looking leaves on the Echeveria Ruffle ($10) turn a hint of pink at the very ends.

The sultry pink hues on the Graptosedum California Sunset's ($5) leaves look as beautiful as a California sunset!

The pink venation pattern in the White Queen Caladium's ($30) leaves is so pretty!

The contrast of pink and green on the Fittonia's ($11) leaves makes it a standout plant.

The Blooming Pink Bromeliad ($28) has long-lasting blooms, so you can take in its gorgeous colours!

The Pink Barefoot Moon Cactus ($10) looks so cute on an office desk.

The Hypoestes Phyllostachya ($15) has the prettiest freckles we've ever seen.

The unique look of the Bareroot Moon Cactus ($10) is all the more reason to pick it up for your home!

Mix colour into your abode with the pink and purple leaves on the Tradescantia Tricolour ($22).

The Ruby Pink Rubber Plant ($35) will energize any room!

The touch of pink on the Cordyline Terminalis' ($15) looks so pretty mixed with its varying shades of green.

The Graptosedum ($6) is low maintenance, and its shades of pink contrast nicely with neutral homes.

The colorful foliage on the Pink Croton ($12) ranges from red to pink and even orange!

The round leaves on the Sedum Cherry Tart ($4) remind us of a beautiful rose.

Place the Anacampseros Rufescens ($3) in the sun and watch as it turns from green to pink!

The pink stems on the Aglaonema ($25) are so unique and cute!

Turn your home into an exotic getaway with the Hawaiian Pink Quill Plant ($15).

The Anacampseros Rufescens ($5) has gorgeous diamond leaves that fade to pink on its edges.

The Hoya Carnosa Tricolour ($19) is ideal for a hanging planter, where you can watch its pink and green leaves grow!

The Tradescantia Tricolour ($54) has so many shades of pink, it's hard to count them all!

Hang the Hoya Carnosa Tricolor ($15) outside or keep it inside to enjoy year-round.

Believe it or not, the Pink Earth Star Plant ($35) has the added bonus of white flowers that bud in the middle.

The wide leaves on the Peperomia ($25) look great in empty spaces!

The varying colours on the Stromanthe Sanguinea ($20) are breathtaking, especially in neutral spaces.

The glossy Pink Croton's ($25) leaves are so captivating to look at.

Place the Sedum Rubrotinctum ($5) on a windowsill and water it once a month!

The Ficus Elastica ($38) has a very subtle hint of pink and is perfect if you're iffy about a colorful houseplant.

We love how the pink outlines the green on the Echeveria Ruffle's ($10) leaves.

Brighten up a bland spot in your home with the Chinese Evergreen ($10).

If you've always wished your palm tree was pink, then the Dracaena Ti Plant ($73) makes a good substitute.