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Many plants that thrive outdoors can be planted indoors. In the indoor environment, many palms thrive, such as the robustly tough parlour and the beautiful paradise palm.
The popular pothos and some types of philodendrons (like the crotons that have variegated) have attractive foliage and are relatively easy to grow. Orchids need bright light and constant watering. However, allow the soil to dry a bit between irrigations.
Aroids
The aroids are a huge family that includes many of the most common house plants loved plants in our homes today. Monocotyledonous plants are valued more for their leaves than their flowers. They are found in a wide range of shapes, sizes and growth patterns and come in a great array of colors as well. These include monstera, philodendrons and anthuriums, and colocasia.
The understory plants usually receive the sun's rays in a diffused manner, which is why they thrive in light indirect to moderate lighting in the home. They can even tolerate some less-light conditions, such as an east-facing window (just make sure the sun isn't directly shining on the leaves).
The majority of these plants thrive in humid, warm climates. Use a potting mix with adequate drainage and aeration in the container. Aroids are sensitive to overwatering. Be sure to check the top two inches frequently. They may wilt, droop or develop dark brown mushy spots if they are overwatered.
Bromeliads
The plants in the bromeliad family have a distinct characteristic that allows them to store water within their leaves or in cups at the base of the plant. They also release water when required using trichomes. They are among the most drought tolerant houseplants. However, they still benefit from misting periodically.
Some, like the Guzmania and neoregelia varieties, are cultivated for their vibrant foliage which can include stripes, spots or bands of color. Certain species, such as Tillandsia or Vriesea produce spikes that are brightly colored flowers.
Some bromeliads can be used in the indoors all year long, whereas others require moving outdoors during the warmer months when temperatures are above freezing. At the Safari Park, we have bromeliads thriving in our Hidden Jungle garden. The Genus Guzmania includes a variety of tropical plants including the pineapple (Ananas comosus) that was introduced to Europe after Columbus' second trip to the New World in 1493.
Cacti
Many people are drawn to bring the beauty of cacti into their homes. These unique plants are adapted to desert conditions and a majority have spiny stems. Many also produce fruit and flowers. The spines serve a purpose -- they can discourage herbivores, who would otherwise eat the leaves and fruits.
Cacti, like other desert-adapted species, can store water in the stems and roots of their plants for times of drought. They can also store carbon dioxide in their stomata at the time of the day and release it when photosynthesis happens.
In Central and South America, some cacti such as the cholla and the prickly-pear (Opuntia) are used to build living fences. Others, including Lophophora williamsii (cactus peyote), have long been used to treat hallucinogenic effects.
Ferns
Ferns are among the most commonly used indoor plants, despite their absence of flowers and fruit. Despite this, they're quite easy to grow. The key to success lies in a growing medium that mimics the forest floor. This should be abundant in organic matter, but also include perlite or coarse gravel, for proper drainage.
A fern's needs should determine the frequency at which it is misted. They like the humidity in living rooms and family areas, but in the event that the fronds are turning brown or have their leaves falling off is a sign that the humidity is not enough.
The soil should be evenly moist but not too soggy to prevent water logging and root rot. Simply insert your finger in the soil to check for moisture. It should feel moist but not wet. Avoid overwatering, common house plants because this could cause yellowing on the fronds. Keep it away from direct sunlight as these dry the plant out too quickly.
Begonias
If you're displaying them in a decorative pot on a macrame hanging container or in a garden, begonias add vibrant colors to indoor spaces. They thrive when given indirect, bright light, but require a good amount of humidity.
Fibrous-rooted Begonias are low maintenance house plants-maintenance plants that are easy to grow. The most popular series is 'Dragon Wing with its pink, scarlet and yellow flowers on dark-bronze or a green foliage. For a compact version, try the 'Baby Wing' series, Common House Plants which grows to 12 to 15 inches tall.
Polka dot begonias are usually sold as tall as 4' planters for the floor, and they have beautiful leaves with Polka-dot patterns on both sides. They need regular watering, and a monthly liquid fertilizer. Check the moisture level of the soil frequently because they are susceptible to wilting when the soil is drying out. The begonias do not have a preference for soil, but they can benefit from a fast-draining light mix, like African Violet potting soil or one made specifically for big house plants plants.
Palms
Palms bring a tropical vibe to the home, and are often used in indoor gardens. They are easy to care for and can become a focal point in any room. They are tough, but they could be killed by cold temperatures. They are best kept in an outdoor garage in winter, or in a protected area inside the home.
Palm leaves are also called palmate or pinnate, and are shaped as a V. The leaflets overlap or are joined together throughout their length. They are attached to a costa which is an extension from the petiole of the leaf blade.
Many palm species are harvested for the fruit and wood. Palms are cultivated as shade trees in warmer climates, and indoor plants to give the tropical look. The peach palm, Brassica pendula, is used as a plantation for coffee and for its edible fruit, and the tagua palm Phytelephas aequatorialis, is utilized to produce vegetable ivory and rattan.
Schefflera
Scheffleras are commonly called umbrella plants or octopus plants. They are among the most sought-after types of cool house plants plants. They are easy to care for and don't need much or any attention.
While they can thrive in medium light, scheffleras do best with bright indirect light. Overexposure to direct sun can burn the leaves. Lack of light can make the plant weak and floppy.
Be sure to water frequently, but be careful not to overwater. Overwatering can lead to root rot. Use a container that is just a little larger than the original pot when repotting. An oversize pot will result in too much soil remaining moist for too many hours.
Be aware of insects like aphids or spider mites. If you find pests, you can pinch them off the plant or use an organic insecticide such as neem. If the leaves start to lose their color, it's most likely due to a lack of moisture or a temperature shock.
Polyscias
Polyscias literally means "lots of shade', which is the perfect description for this plant, which originated from subtropical islands in the Pacific. Beautiful plant with a twisting trunk and gorgeous leaves, it is the perfect houseplant for creating a relaxing atmosphere in your home. The leaves are utilized for their medicinal properties, including as a diuretic, an antitoxin and to treat fever, colds, flu and coughs. The leaves have anti-inflammatory, antifungal and antibacterial properties. Studies have also revealed that they contain eight novel saponins derived from oleanolic acid (polysciosides) and three well-known ones (polyacetylenes).
Place your Polyscias at an area that is sunny but doesn't expose the foliage to direct sunlight, since they could be scorched. Water once the top couple of inches of soil are dry and avoid overwatering, as this could lead to root rot, or even leaf fall. Fertilize your plants with an item that says "feed" every four waterings during the summer. Reduce the frequency of feeding to six waters in the winter and autumn.
Philodendrons
Philodendrons are one of the easiest houseplants to care for, making them popular for new or beginner gardeners. The classic trailing Philodendron hederaceum5 adjusts to varying light conditions and can grow rapidly. It can be grown in a hanging pot, or trellis outside in frost-free areas, or spread its heart-shaped foliage on a desk or window sill inside.
To make a bold statement in your room, look at the cultivar 'Congo Rojo', which has leaves that are elliptical in a dark shade brown purple. Its distinctive color emphasizes its sculptural shape and is a great choice for modern spaces that have modern furniture, or even those decorated in black. Avoid overwatering philodendrons and place them in a bright area with indirect sunlight. Overwatering can result in the leaf edges to yellow and cause slowing down growth. Use diluted, lukewarm water to feed the plant instead of directly into the soil. The direct watering of the soil can cause shock to philodendrons and cause them to lose their health.
Many plants that thrive outdoors can be planted indoors. In the indoor environment, many palms thrive, such as the robustly tough parlour and the beautiful paradise palm.
The popular pothos and some types of philodendrons (like the crotons that have variegated) have attractive foliage and are relatively easy to grow. Orchids need bright light and constant watering. However, allow the soil to dry a bit between irrigations.
Aroids
The aroids are a huge family that includes many of the most common house plants loved plants in our homes today. Monocotyledonous plants are valued more for their leaves than their flowers. They are found in a wide range of shapes, sizes and growth patterns and come in a great array of colors as well. These include monstera, philodendrons and anthuriums, and colocasia.
The understory plants usually receive the sun's rays in a diffused manner, which is why they thrive in light indirect to moderate lighting in the home. They can even tolerate some less-light conditions, such as an east-facing window (just make sure the sun isn't directly shining on the leaves).
The majority of these plants thrive in humid, warm climates. Use a potting mix with adequate drainage and aeration in the container. Aroids are sensitive to overwatering. Be sure to check the top two inches frequently. They may wilt, droop or develop dark brown mushy spots if they are overwatered.
Bromeliads
The plants in the bromeliad family have a distinct characteristic that allows them to store water within their leaves or in cups at the base of the plant. They also release water when required using trichomes. They are among the most drought tolerant houseplants. However, they still benefit from misting periodically.
Some, like the Guzmania and neoregelia varieties, are cultivated for their vibrant foliage which can include stripes, spots or bands of color. Certain species, such as Tillandsia or Vriesea produce spikes that are brightly colored flowers.
Some bromeliads can be used in the indoors all year long, whereas others require moving outdoors during the warmer months when temperatures are above freezing. At the Safari Park, we have bromeliads thriving in our Hidden Jungle garden. The Genus Guzmania includes a variety of tropical plants including the pineapple (Ananas comosus) that was introduced to Europe after Columbus' second trip to the New World in 1493.
Cacti
Many people are drawn to bring the beauty of cacti into their homes. These unique plants are adapted to desert conditions and a majority have spiny stems. Many also produce fruit and flowers. The spines serve a purpose -- they can discourage herbivores, who would otherwise eat the leaves and fruits.
Cacti, like other desert-adapted species, can store water in the stems and roots of their plants for times of drought. They can also store carbon dioxide in their stomata at the time of the day and release it when photosynthesis happens.
In Central and South America, some cacti such as the cholla and the prickly-pear (Opuntia) are used to build living fences. Others, including Lophophora williamsii (cactus peyote), have long been used to treat hallucinogenic effects.
Ferns
Ferns are among the most commonly used indoor plants, despite their absence of flowers and fruit. Despite this, they're quite easy to grow. The key to success lies in a growing medium that mimics the forest floor. This should be abundant in organic matter, but also include perlite or coarse gravel, for proper drainage.
A fern's needs should determine the frequency at which it is misted. They like the humidity in living rooms and family areas, but in the event that the fronds are turning brown or have their leaves falling off is a sign that the humidity is not enough.
The soil should be evenly moist but not too soggy to prevent water logging and root rot. Simply insert your finger in the soil to check for moisture. It should feel moist but not wet. Avoid overwatering, common house plants because this could cause yellowing on the fronds. Keep it away from direct sunlight as these dry the plant out too quickly.
Begonias
If you're displaying them in a decorative pot on a macrame hanging container or in a garden, begonias add vibrant colors to indoor spaces. They thrive when given indirect, bright light, but require a good amount of humidity.
Fibrous-rooted Begonias are low maintenance house plants-maintenance plants that are easy to grow. The most popular series is 'Dragon Wing with its pink, scarlet and yellow flowers on dark-bronze or a green foliage. For a compact version, try the 'Baby Wing' series, Common House Plants which grows to 12 to 15 inches tall.
Polka dot begonias are usually sold as tall as 4' planters for the floor, and they have beautiful leaves with Polka-dot patterns on both sides. They need regular watering, and a monthly liquid fertilizer. Check the moisture level of the soil frequently because they are susceptible to wilting when the soil is drying out. The begonias do not have a preference for soil, but they can benefit from a fast-draining light mix, like African Violet potting soil or one made specifically for big house plants plants.
Palms
Palms bring a tropical vibe to the home, and are often used in indoor gardens. They are easy to care for and can become a focal point in any room. They are tough, but they could be killed by cold temperatures. They are best kept in an outdoor garage in winter, or in a protected area inside the home.
Palm leaves are also called palmate or pinnate, and are shaped as a V. The leaflets overlap or are joined together throughout their length. They are attached to a costa which is an extension from the petiole of the leaf blade.
Many palm species are harvested for the fruit and wood. Palms are cultivated as shade trees in warmer climates, and indoor plants to give the tropical look. The peach palm, Brassica pendula, is used as a plantation for coffee and for its edible fruit, and the tagua palm Phytelephas aequatorialis, is utilized to produce vegetable ivory and rattan.
Schefflera
Scheffleras are commonly called umbrella plants or octopus plants. They are among the most sought-after types of cool house plants plants. They are easy to care for and don't need much or any attention.
While they can thrive in medium light, scheffleras do best with bright indirect light. Overexposure to direct sun can burn the leaves. Lack of light can make the plant weak and floppy.
Be sure to water frequently, but be careful not to overwater. Overwatering can lead to root rot. Use a container that is just a little larger than the original pot when repotting. An oversize pot will result in too much soil remaining moist for too many hours.
Be aware of insects like aphids or spider mites. If you find pests, you can pinch them off the plant or use an organic insecticide such as neem. If the leaves start to lose their color, it's most likely due to a lack of moisture or a temperature shock.
Polyscias
Polyscias literally means "lots of shade', which is the perfect description for this plant, which originated from subtropical islands in the Pacific. Beautiful plant with a twisting trunk and gorgeous leaves, it is the perfect houseplant for creating a relaxing atmosphere in your home. The leaves are utilized for their medicinal properties, including as a diuretic, an antitoxin and to treat fever, colds, flu and coughs. The leaves have anti-inflammatory, antifungal and antibacterial properties. Studies have also revealed that they contain eight novel saponins derived from oleanolic acid (polysciosides) and three well-known ones (polyacetylenes).
Place your Polyscias at an area that is sunny but doesn't expose the foliage to direct sunlight, since they could be scorched. Water once the top couple of inches of soil are dry and avoid overwatering, as this could lead to root rot, or even leaf fall. Fertilize your plants with an item that says "feed" every four waterings during the summer. Reduce the frequency of feeding to six waters in the winter and autumn.
Philodendrons
Philodendrons are one of the easiest houseplants to care for, making them popular for new or beginner gardeners. The classic trailing Philodendron hederaceum5 adjusts to varying light conditions and can grow rapidly. It can be grown in a hanging pot, or trellis outside in frost-free areas, or spread its heart-shaped foliage on a desk or window sill inside.
To make a bold statement in your room, look at the cultivar 'Congo Rojo', which has leaves that are elliptical in a dark shade brown purple. Its distinctive color emphasizes its sculptural shape and is a great choice for modern spaces that have modern furniture, or even those decorated in black. Avoid overwatering philodendrons and place them in a bright area with indirect sunlight. Overwatering can result in the leaf edges to yellow and cause slowing down growth. Use diluted, lukewarm water to feed the plant instead of directly into the soil. The direct watering of the soil can cause shock to philodendrons and cause them to lose their health.
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