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If plants need to be pollinated by birds and insects in order to grow, how do houseplants grow all year round?

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There are definitely not bees flying around my house, and yet plants grow non stop. Why don't they need to be pollinated?

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  1. They only need pollination  to reproduce.  They grow just fine without.


  2. Some plants are self-pollinating, and others don't produce pollen.
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