You can grow gardenias if you have cats at home. Gardenia is a non-toxic plant for cats and will not cause discomfort to cats. However, care should be taken to avoid cats chewing gardenias out of curiosity, otherwise they may cause vomiting and diarrhea. Cat owners should try their best to place gardenias out of reach of cats.

Green plants that cats can grow at home:

1. Ferns: Most ferns are relatively safe for cats. For example, Boston kidney fern is an ornamental plant that can maintain indoor humidity and is non-toxic to cats.

2. Arrowroot: Arrowroot is a foliage plant with friendly price. Green apple arrowroot is non-toxic to cats. Not all taro is from the cat-friendly Arrowroot family, but "Color-leaf Taro" and "Alocasia (Dripwater Guanyin)" belong to the Araceae family and are highly toxic to cats.

3. Succulents: They are also very friendly and non-toxic to cats, such as Jingye, Yuzhulian, Sempervivum of Crassulaceae, Lithops of Aromaceae, Cactus of Cactaceae, etc.

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4. Chlorophytum: Chlorophytum is also a relatively safe plant for cats. Many families have it. However, some studies say it has a slight hallucinogenic effect on cats. If cats like to chew plants, be careful. Don't eat too much by mistake.