Easy Indoor Plants, Gardening GuideEasy Indoor Plants and How to Choose Them. The art to growing indoor plants successfully is to choose plants that suit your room conditions... An Aphidistra may not be as beautiful as a Cyclamen when looked in daylight. However, a healthy Aphidistra in a dimly-lit room is much more beautiful than an ailing Cyclamen in the same situation. Please scroll down to find great links and indoor plant articles.
So evaluate your room situation before you buy houseplants. Look at the light source, The direction the room is facing, How many hours of sun the room gets every day, Is it air-conditioned? Are there draughts? If you choose plants according to room condition, rather than just because you like the look of them, you’ll have a much greater success. Following is a list of plants suitable to different conditions. Easy Indoor Plants- Plants for Air Conditioned Rooms Air conditioning tends to remove the heat and humidity from the air. But this is the very thing that most indoor plants like. Also, machines are often turned off at night, so that plants endure temperature and humidity extremes twice a day. When air conditioning runs continuously, plants have a better chance adapting to these artificial conditions.
Anglaoenema -Chinese evergreen
Shchefflera -Umbrella Tree and Dwarf Species Monstera -Fruit Salad Plant
Philodendron -Sweet Heart Vine
Picture Right - Dracaena sp. Happy Plant
Easy Indoor Plants, Plants for Dim Light Even a brightly lit room has shadowy patches. You'll find them behind doors, in corners and behind tall furniture. Plants are more sensitive to light than we are, and most will not like being four meters or more from the window. So don't treat 'em like mushrooms. The list of plants that will tolerate low light areas is rather short. Usually, plants with dark green, glossy leaves perform well in darkish spots.
Aspidistra- Aspidistra elatior
Dorstenia -A fig sometimes called Space Plant
Epipreemnum -Devils Ivy
Chamaedorea -Parlour Palm and others Philodendron -Those with dark leaves Sansaveria -Mother-in-laws Tongue Spathiphyllum -Madonna lily, Peace Lily
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This is usually a part of the room that is 1.5 to 3 meters from a window where the light is stronger, but still diffused. All the plants in the previous list will find it satisfactory, but if there is more light the list of possibilities is a good deal longer. Aeschynanthus -Lipstick Vine
Ardisia-Coral Berry Asplenium -Birds Nest Fern Aucuba Chamaedorea -Parlour Palm
Chlorophytum -Spider Plant or Ribbon Grass
Cissus -Grape Ivy or Kangaroo Vine
Ctenanthe Dracaena sp. -Happy Plant Episcia Fatshera Fatsia Ferns Ficus -Rubber Tree and other Figs Fittonia Howea- Kentai Palm Kerysigia multiflora -Sarsparilla Lily Laccospadix australasica- a palm Monstera -Fruit Salad Plant Peperomia Philodendron -Sweetheart Vine Pile- Creeping Charlie or Aluminium Plant Rhapis Palms Rhoeo - Moses in the bulrushes Schefflera - Umbrella Tree and Dwarf species Spathiphyllum - Madonna Lily Syngonium -with variegated leaves Tolmica -Piggyback Plant Picture Right- Draceana Marginata, Dragon Plant
Easy Indoor Plants, Plants for Bright Light
The list of plants that will thrive in bright light is far longer than the previous lists, so where there is plenty of light it is possible to grow a greater variety of plants. The area with the best light would be about a meter away from the window. In particular, windowsills where the sun does not come burning through the glass are suitable spots. Verandas would be ideal for most of the plants on this list.
Adiantum -Maiden Hair Fern Alocasia -Elephants Ears Aloe Vera Asparagus sp. Bambusa, Phyllostachys -Bamboo Beaucarnea -Pony Tail Begonia -Cane Stemmed or Tree Begonias
Boea hygroscopica Buxus -Box Castanospermum -Black Bean Clerodendrum -Bleeding Heart Vine
Cactus - Succulents - Christmas Cactus
Capsicum - Ornamental Chilli Ceropegia - Chain of Hearts Codiaaum - Croton Coffea - Coffee Columnea - Goldfish Plant
Dichorisandra - Blue Ginger Dieffenbachia - Dumb Cane Grevillea robusta - Silky Oak Hedera - Ivy Hibiscus Hoya Hypoestes - Freckle Face Justicia - Mardi Gras Kalanchoe Lauras nobilis - Bay Tree Macrozamia - Burrawang Plectranthus - Swedish Ivy Poinsettia Scindapsus Stenocarpus sinuatis - Queensland Firewheel Tree Streptocarpus Syzygium leuhmannii - one of the lillypillies Tradescantia - one of the Wandering Jews Zebrina - another Wandering Jew
I hope you enjoyed, Easy Indoor Plants Gardening Guide, and it's fantastic information. Happy Gardening Marty
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