Incorporating life with greenery is vital to bringing peace into one's life.
What's more, indoor plants promote a positive mood while purifying the air of the space. Having houseplants can keep you connected with nature even without stepping
outside. Although taking time to care for a plant can be super rewarding. Regardless of whether you are into gardening or not, the addition of plants into your home or workplace is a way to freshen up the environment surrounding you. Apart
from those benefits, most people are now using plants for decorative purposes as it boosts the place's- aesthetics. There are tons of indoor plant
varieties are now available in the market, however here we summed up
the most beautiful yet unique collection of house plants.
01. Air Plant (Tillandsia)
To start off the list, we chose "Air plant" or Tillandsia as it is one the most eye-catching indoor plants species that
should live with you! These plants grow anywhere where get bright but indirect light. You don't
have to spend hours taking care of them, the only thing you have to do is
soak them in water once a week for at least 10 minutes. There are tons of
different types of air plants, too. They are the perfect addition to your
living space not only because they require less care but also they grow
without dirt!
02. Philodendron - Split leaves
In Greek, the meaning of the Philodendron plant is "Love tree". The gorgeous
green color of its large leaves adds forest vibes to your space.
This is a low-maintenance tropical plant. The bright indirect light and even moisture allow this plant to thrive.
This popular houseplant stands time most of the time at the corner space
of the house or workplace. The unique split of the leaves brings a different kind of attractiveness to the place.
03. Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum)
The beautiful Peace lily plants are an excellent addition to your home or office as they brighten up the space and are better at cleansing the
air of the place. It comes with dark green leaves and small white flowers.
Actually, they are the prettiest addition to your room without any doubt. And
it requires medium to low light and only needs to be watered when the top of
the soil is dry.
04. Tradescantia
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At the first glance, one can not say that these are real plants. They grow
with that much beauty! This Tradescantia plant was specifically designed to
be colorful and attractive and will add a fun pop of color to your home. Luckily, they are quite easier to grow. However, you need to regularly water this pink angel to her soil moisturized.
05. ZZ Plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia)
ZZ plant is another popular social media darling that can be seen
standing in many households. Because its wide, dark
green leave makes this plant much popular among many
indoor plant lovers. Its waxy yet smooth leaves reflect sunlight
and brighten up the rooms. Based on NASA's research, this plant removes copious amounts of toxins such as toluene, xylene, and
benzene from the air. So, it is better to grow a ZZ plant inside your
living space if you want to breathe clean air without toxins. But the
major drawback of this plant is, all parts of ZZ plants are
poisonous! Therefore, be careful if you have children.
06. Desert Rose (Adenium obesum)
The Desert Rose comes from the deserts of Africa and the Middle
East. The deep pink trumpeting flowers add a wonderful pop of color to
your home. To keep them as indoor plants, often used the bonsai plant. As
it’s a desert plant, you don't have to worry if you forgot to water it
occasionally.
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07. String of Pearls (Senecio rowleyanus)
The String of Pearls houseplant is a beautiful and cascading succulent
plant that steals anyone's heart instantly. They perfectly match for small
spaces They grow fast and propagate easily. Make sure that you place it in
bright, indirect sunlight and water every one to two weeks.
08. Rubber Plant (Ficus elastica)
According to studies conducted by NASA, Rubber plants are known to improvise the quality of air. The large leaves of these rubber plants absorb
the airborne chemical and exhale Carbon dioxide (CO2) and instantly
convert them to pure Oxygen (O2) making a healthy atmosphere for humans to
breathe. It's beneficial to have an air cleaning rubber plant as decor at
your home. Usually, rubber trees grow as large trees but you can
restrict their growth by keeping them in a small pot.
09. Phalaenopsis Orchid
Phalaenopsis is the longest blooming orchid genera that produce flowers
that last for 2 - 6 months before dropping off. This indoor plant species
have featured in many American magazines which eventually became popular
among the general public due to its unexplainable elegance. These plants are
native to tropical Asian countries, and they prefer low light and more
humid climates.
10. Sweetheart Plant (Hoya kerrii)
The Hoya plants, so-called "Lucky Heart" plants are one of the most popular types of succulents which everyone would
like to keep of them on their office table or coffee table. It comes as
a heart-shaped single leaf in a pot. The thick fleshy leaves of this unusually-looking succulent plant are
around 6 cm broad.
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