14 Beautiful Orange Flowering Houseplants You Can Grow

Get your hands on these lovely Orange Flowering Houseplants to revamp your interiors with a vivid floral show!

To brighten up your living area, check out these picture-perfect Orange Flowering Houseplants that add visual interest and colorful appeal indoors.

Here are some beautiful velvet leaf indoor plants

Orange Flowering Houseplants

Keeping these plants in the south or east-facing window for 3-4 hours will give you prolific blooms.

1. Orange Ixora

Botanical Name- Ixora coccinea ‘Orange’

Prized for its gorgeous orange blooms, this stunning houseplant thrives well near a sunny window and loves a well-drained potting mix.

2. Crossandra

Botanical Name- Crossandra infundibuliformis

Crossandra, or ‘Firecracker Plant,’ is famous for its striking orange blossoms and deep-green leaves. It’s one of the most amazing orange flowering houseplants on this list.

3. Impatiens

Botanical Name- Impatiens walleriana

Grow impatiens to enhance the visual appeal of your living space. Its spectacular orange-colored flowers make it a must-have houseplant.

4. Pendent Flowered Kalanchoe

Botanical Name- Kalanchoe ‘Tessa’

This attention-grabbing succulent features oval-shaped foliage, pendant stems, and orange-red tubular blooms.

5. Goldfish Plant

Botanical Name-  Nematanthus gregarius

Popular for its bright orange blossoms, the goldfish plant is a sight to behold. If you want to grow this beauty indoors, check out this article.

6. Bush Lily

Botanical Name- Clivia miniata

Bush lily is a vibrant flowering plant with a cluster of bright orange blossoms and glossy green, strap-like leaves.

7. Orange Bird of Paradise

Botanical Name- Strelitzia reginae

Adorned with long leathery leaves, this tropical plant is admired for its striking orange and blue flowers on the boat-shaped flower bract.

8. Thanksgiving Cactus

Botanical Name- Schlumbergera truncata

No plant can beat the beauty of the Thanksgiving cactus because of its prolific orange-colored blooms and serrated or toothed foliage. It’s also available in shades of red, pink, yellow, and white.

Here are some amazing different types of crotons

9. Easter Cactus

Botanical Name- Schlumbergera gaertneri (Rhipsalidopsis gaertneri)

Highlighted by its star-shaped orange flowers and unique foliage, the Easter cactus plant is an eye-catching specimen for home and office. It loves bright indirect sunlight.

10. Glowing Embers

Botanical Name- Begonia ‘Glowing Embers’

With bronze purple foliage and bright orange flowers, this compact variety will attract a lot of eyeballs.

11. Solenia Salmon Coral

Botanical Name- Begonia ‘Solenia Salmon Coral’

Grow this begonia variety to get an appealing conversation piece. It produces alluring opulent blooms in a red-orange hue.

12. Peanut Cactus

Botanical Name- Echinopsis chamaecereus ‘Westfield Alba’

This low-maintenance cactus plant is easy-to-grow indoors and offers blossoms in the stunning orange-red hue.

13. Bromeliads

Botanical Name- Bromeliaceae

Bromeliads are adored by gardening enthusiasts for their stunning flowers that come in vibrant red, green, yellow, purple, and orange shades. Read more about bromeliads here.

14. Orange Star Plant

Botanical Name- Ornithogalum dubium

This plant is valued for its showy orange blossoms that appear in clusters. It likes to thrive in well-draining, sandy soil for the best growth.

Find out the list of flowers that look like roses here