Some Of Best Plants To Have In Your House

It is easy to envy those with beautiful green plants in their homes. Greenery can brighten up a space and bring it to life. The plants purify the air inside the room. The challenge is keeping them thriving and alive. This is a challenge all by itself. There are some plants that can be grown indoors and are almost indestructible. Let's talk about indoor plants and other plants you can grow at home.

Monstera Deliciosa

You've probably seen the "Swiss Cheese Plant" online at some point. There's a reason why it's so beloved. Its lush green leaves are distinctively shaped and make a statement in any room they are placed in. They can be grown to fit almost any space. They prefer a warm climate, away from direct sun. They can be cleaned with a soft, damp cloth.

Devil's Ivy

This vine, also known as golden pothos or the golden grape, is fast-growing and easy to grow. It can be planted in any place inside your house. This plant can be planted in a hanging basket, a glass vase or a hanging basket. It is beautiful and low-maintenance. They are heart-shaped and waxy. They are also very drought-tolerant and don't require fertilization. It only needs to be watered once per week.

Dracaena Massangeana

Dracaena Massangeana, also known as Mass Cane is a popular choice for novice plant owners. Because of its natural beauty, it is a staple in offices. This is a great choice if you are looking for a large-sized plant. Dracaena Massangeana needs indirect light but can tolerate low light. This plant requires watering only once per week. This plant can be toxic to cats and dogs, so it's best to avoid them.

Peace Lily

Spathiphyllum is another name for the Peace Lily, which has been a very popular houseplant for many years. It's a beautiful, glossy, dark green plant with stunning white flowers. NASA has included it on its list of top air-purifying plants. Although it thrives in indirect light, the tropical plant can handle low light. The Peace Lily needs to be misted and watered once per week during warmer months. It will need to be watered less frequently in winter. This plant is toxic, so it's best to keep pets and children away.

Bromeliad

The Bromeliad is not something to be afraid of. Although it was initially thought to be a plant for experienced gardeners, this beautiful plant is a great choice for beginners. It is easy to maintain indoors, and does not require direct sunlight. It can be placed in small pots that have fast drainage. To prevent stagnation, make sure to flush it regularly.

Sansevieria

This one is probably familiar to you. The Snake Plant, also known as Sansevieria, is a popular houseplant. This succulent is another low-maintenance option that looks great in any room of the house. It can grow to 2 meters in height and is easy to care for. The plant should be in direct sunlight for at least a few hours each day. It can be grown in shade but it will take more time to mature. This plant doesn't need to be watered too often, as it will prefer to be dry rather than damp, especially during winter.


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