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Choosing Indoor House Plants

When selecting your home plants, look for healthy, healthy roots and foliage. Look over the leaves to determine whether there are any signs of pests or diseases.

Many indoor house plants are simple to care for and can take low light conditions. Examples include snake plant (Dracaena or [Redirect-303] Sansevieria) also known as Mother-in-law's tongue, yucca elephantipes and coccoloba.

Cast Iron Plant

The cast iron plant (Aspidistra elatior) is a sturdy and sturdy houseplant that has long leaves that are about 2-3 feet tall. It thrives in dimly lit and shaded conditions and is a great choice for rooms without natural light. Its large size also makes it an attractive accent plant that can make a statement without taking over the space. This easy-care plant is best in soil that is well-drained and in an area that receives very little direct sunlight. It can withstand a wide range of climates, but avoid overwatering since this can lead to root rot. If the leaves of your cast iron plant start to turn yellow, it is a sign that it has been exposed to excessive direct sunlight for a prolonged period of time. In addition, adding more filtering light or moving the plant to a shaded location can aid in reducing the yellowing.

A variety of cultivars offer various striking color combinations and foliage patterns. The Gold Spike and Goldfeather varieties feature golden yellow stripes running lengthwise through their green leaves, while Hoshi-zora's cast iron plant has leaves speckled with white to yellow dots which give it the look of airbrushing. Snow cap cast iron ferns (Aspidistra crussula) and their white color throughout the year are a great alternative.

Indoor cast iron plants can be maintained themselves, but you may need to trim the leaves periodically to control the shape of the plant or remove any dying or dead foliage. You may need to prune the roots if they get too large for the pot. Follow the instructions on the label to fertilize indoor plants with a liquid all-purpose fertilizer once a month during the summer and spring. Cast iron plants in outdoor areas require less frequent feeding. However you can add general liquid fertilizer to the soil in spring as they start growing again.

Snake Plant

Snake plants (Sansevieria), despite their large live house plants leaves, are actually elegant and soft. They are among the most resilient indoor house plants, withstanding low light levels and occasional droughts. They can help keep your home's air clean by absorbing harmful substances such as formaldehyde, benzene and carbon dioxide.

These plants look great on a desk or table and desks, whether you pick the variegated Mother-in Law's Tongue or the tall green Goldband Sansevieria laurentii. They can also be positioned around an indoor fireplace or on a window sill so that they can get sun all the day.

Snake plants aren't susceptible to other issues in indoors, unless they are over-watered. They are slow growers and don't require to be regularly repotted, however if they do outgrow their containers, choose pots that have the highest percentage of sand or perlite to prevent the soil from becoming saturated.

If you choose to repotte your snake plant take it out of the container it was in using a sharp knife and then re-pot the rhizome at the same depth it was previously planted in. Fill the remainder of the pot up with an potting mix specifically designed for succulents and cacti.

In general, it's always recommended to keep your snake plant out of reach of small pets and children, since the foliage can be toxic in the event of eating. The saponins can be powerful enough to cause nausea and vomiting for both animals and humans. Wear gloves whenever you handle the plant, and remove the berries from the stems.

Succulents & Cacti

Cacti and Succulents are fascinating plants that bring character to any room. They are designed to save water in dry (xeric) environments. Many of them have intriguing or even grotesque designs with vibrant flowers. This adaptation allows them to appeal to a broad range of plant lovers.

Whether they are grown outdoors in warm climates, or kept in the house succulents, cacti and succulents make great companion plants. They are often arranged in low bowls to create gardens. They can be planted in sunny windows for bright light. Be aware that these plants will thrive best in bright sunlight and at least six hours of bright sunlight each day.

The prickly-pear Cactus, also known as the agave, is a well-loved houseplant. It can also be used in landscapes. Other varieties include the agave, mammillaria, and echeveria. These plants multiply by producing clusters around the mother plant that produce small baby cacti and gaining them the name "hens and chicks".

Many people use the term "cactus" as an umbrella term for all succulents. However, the term "cactus" actually refers to a particular family of plants belonging to the genus Cactaceae. Cacti are just one of the 60 families of succulents around the globe.

Like all succulents and cacti they must be kept in a container with drainage holes. They don't like soil that is wet and could turn rotten or have a misshapen growth when in poor lighting conditions. Cacti and succulents require less maintenance than other houseplants. They can be grown indoors, and can be moved outside in the summer. However, they should only be kept in a shaded area because intense light can harm the stems and leaves.

Monstera

Monstera Deliciciosa, also known as Swiss Cheese Plant is one of the most well-known rare houseplants. It is an evergreen vine with wide, fenestrated green leaves that have holes and splits that grow on extending aerial roots. It is an excellent choice for indoors due to its ability to withstand bright light and low moisture.

Monstera plants grow well in warm climates. However, they need to be brought inside during the winter months when temperatures fall below 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Monsteras don't thrive in temperatures that are that are below 50 degrees Fahrenheit. If you decide to bring yours indoors, be sure to be sure to thoroughly search for pests prior to moving the plants. Clean the stems and leaves, look at soil, and then repot if necessary.

Indoors, Monstera deliciosa likes bright to medium indirect sunlight. Direct sunlight can damage the leaves and reduce the overall health of the plant. Avoid placing your plant near heating or air conditioning vents as they could cause the leaves to dry out. Water regularly making sure the soil is moist but not soaking. It is recommended to use filtered or bottle water, particularly if you have hard water in your home. A humidifier or fine mister may aid in increasing the amount of humidity in your home, too.

Consider putting a stake in the pot after you have transplanted it. This will allow the plant to grow higher up the pot once it has rooted. This is a great way to add height to your space and can also draw positive energy from the ceiling down into the spaces below. In feng-shui the Monstera is associated with respecting elders and revered individuals. It can bring luck, luck, and prosperity to those who maintain it's health. In Chinese customs, it represents longevity.

Fiddle Leaf Fig

The fiddle leaf is among the most popular plants available. Its unique shape, elongated and dazzling leaves make it a striking design for any room in your home. However, it's important to be aware that this plant is a little more demanding than the others in terms of attention and care. This tropical beauty is native to the rainforest, which means that it requires bright sunshine and high humidity to flourish.

When watering, be sure not to overwater your FLF since this can lead to root rot as well as other problems. Instead, you should water your plant every week or every 10 days. When you do water, make sure to soak the soil until it's drippy and then drain the excess moisture prior to putting your fig with a fiddle leaf back into its pot.

The plant is also prone to cold temperatures and can be damaged by drafts. To prevent this from happening, try placing your ficus in an area of your home that is warm or protected from drafts. Additionally spraying the leaves of your fig using a spray bottle every day will help maintain hydration and [Redirect-Java] keep the foliage looking fresh.

Fiddle leaf figs can generally let you know when they need to drink water. Mast says that the most effective method to determine if your plant requires water is to poke your finger into the soil. "If you can feel the moisture at the least halfway point of your knuckle, then your fig is ready to go." You can water the soil in the event that it appears dry.