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The following is a list of 15 huge houseplants that, when properly cared for, can turn even the most ordinary home into an indoor paradise. Canopy fashioned out of bamboo.The addition of a bamboo plant that is kept in a container may provide life and color to any dull space, such as a hallway, foyer, home office, or other location. The care for this one, as with many others, requires very little effort; all that is necessary is to change the water once every seven days. In addition to this, it is able to function well even in dimly lit areas.

 

1. Canopy created by bamboo 

A beautiful addition to any entryway, home office, or other uninteresting place is a bamboo plant that is kept in a container. Some of them, like this one, are produced hydroponically, and the only upkeep they need is weekly water changes; other than that, they need very little attention. Additionally, it is able to perform in low-lit environments.

 

2. The cow parsley, often known as the snake plant

 

If you're just getting started with taking care of plants, a snake plant is an excellent option for your first plant. It is regarded as being one of the easiest houseplants to maintain due to the fact that it may go for weeks at a time without getting any water at all. Be careful, since it does not like getting its feet wet for lengthy periods of time and will become agitated if you do so.

 

3. Fruit tree (especially citrus)

 

Citrus trees produce fragrant blooms that will eventually develop into fruit. These fruits, which are often citrus-based and include lemon, lime, and orange, will eventually develop into fruit. This is a plant that requires a great deal of light in order to thrive; thus, you should either position it near a window that receives a great deal of natural sunshine or invest in a grow light. Although it is in its best interest to bring it inside when the temperature falls below 50 degrees Fahrenheit, it does like spending time outdoors over the summer and does not mind being brought in at other times.

 

4. Plant, Z.Z

 

You should make the ZZ plant your closest buddy if you are searching for a low-light choice that is both trendy and handy. They can live in places where there isn't much light and don't need much care other than an occasional mist of water.

 

5. Instructions on How to Grow a Rubber Tree

 

Rubber trees, despite the fact that they are quite hardy, need a significant amount of light in order to prevent themselves from becoming spindly and unsightly. Once the top layer has a dry sensation when you touch it, you should start watering it.

 

6. Monstera

 

In recent years, there has been a rise in demand for Monstera plants, which may be attributed to the allure of their physical look. Although they are able to adapt to surroundings with less lighting, they cannot survive without exposure to strong light in order to thrive. They may be protected from drying out if they get an excessive amount of water.

 

7. Plants with fiddle-shaped leaves are known as fiddle plants

 

It is possible to keep a fiddle leaf fig alive and healthy in an environment that is well-lit, not extremely humid, and has sufficient air circulation without bathing it in an excessive quantity of water. Despite the fact that fiddle leaf figs are picky plants, it is possible to do so. Dust should be applied to the huge, dramatic leaves at sporadic intervals.

 

8. Lounge Palm

 

If you want to make your house seem luxurious and exotic but you don't have many windows that allow in a lot of natural light, a parlor palm is a great option to consider. This is because these palms thrive in low-light environments. They are able to carry out their typical functions in lighting settings ranging from very dim to very bright. If you feel dry to the touch, water is the beverage you should be drinking.

 

9. The Lily That Is Symbolic of the Confluence of Beauty and Serenity

 

This plant has been popular for many decades, and there is a good reason why it has endured the test of time: it is a lovely, reliable classic that has delicate, white spoon-shaped blossoms. The reason why this plant has endured the test of time is because there is a good reason why it has endured the test of time. You need to keep it at a temperature that is somewhat lower than that of the room's average temperature, and you also need to expose it to bright indirect light. It is still feasible for it to grow in environments with little light, but the blooms will not develop to their full potential if this is the case.

 

10. Benjamina Ficus

 

This lovely plant, which may also be referred to as a weeping fig, requires a significant bit of sunlight in order to be healthy and flourish. When it seems like the top of the mixture is dry to the touch, add some more water to it.

 

11. Dracaena

 

The dracaena is a beautiful plant that can be identified by its long leaves that are fashioned like straps. It is often used as an ornamental plant. There is a wide range of options available in terms of both the species and the colors of the leaves.They thrive in environments that have a fair quantity of light, are partly cloudy and sunny, and have an average amount of precipitation.

 

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The money trees are definitely worth a look (especially with braided stems). In order for it to be best for their development, they need to be presented with indirect light that varies in intensity from very dim to very bright. They should only be watered on an extremely irregular basis, but when they are, you should be sure to give them a lengthy and complete sip of water. Plants have a propensity to grow in the direction that the light is coming from, therefore turning them at regular intervals may help them develop more evenly. This is because plants prefer to grow toward the light.

 

13. The Olive Tree Is a Type of Tree

 

If you brightly light your olive tree, it will give the impression that you have been transported to the living room of a house in Italy. Because this native plant of the Mediterranean area flourishes in soil that has a consistency that is somewhere between moist and dry, you need to ensure that you allow it enough time to totally dry out in between waterings.

 

14. Paradise Bird

 

Because it always maintains its spectacular columnar structure, a bird-of-paradise plant is a fantastic option for use in design schemes that are either modern or traditional in their aesthetic. Flowers that have the appearance of birds are not particularly common inside; nevertheless, you may find them rather often outside. It also needs a significant quantity of strong indirect light and, if it appears to be dry, a small amount of water.

 

15. Pinus Norfolkensis

 

This soft-needled pine is most often seen in stores during the time of Christmas; nevertheless, it is also a charming addition to any garden and for that reason should not be disregarded. You need to keep it at a temperature that is somewhat lower than that of the room's average temperature, and you also need to expose it to bright indirect light. If you let it get too dry, the lowest branches of the tree will fall off, and the tree will not be able to grow them back.