IN dark rooms or in the corners of the room where a minimum of light penetrates, you can successfully grow plants that do not need a lot of light. Growth conditions with a lack of light are called following conditions: at a distance of a meter or more from a window facing north, at a distance from 1 m to 3 m from a window facing east/west, at a distance from 4.5 m to 9 m from a window facing south.
Spathiphyllum floribundum
Due to the fact that spathiphyllum is very easy to grow, it has become one of the most popular indoor plants. Spathiphyllum will feel great in rooms with bright light, and in dark rooms. Spathiphyllum have shiny, dark green foliage and flat, sail-like flowers. Spathiphyllum loves cool weather and grows up to 30 - 45 cm in height.
Pteris fern (Filicales Pteris)
Pteris fern, however, like any other fern, will grow well in the darkest corners of the room. Pteris fern is an elegant plant, the branches of which have a light green outline and a silvery center; there are species of this fern with entirely green branches.
Sansevieria or mother-in-law's tongue (Sansevieria tsifasciata)
Sansevieria is one of the largest indoor plants that grows well in dark rooms. It can grow up to 1.2 m in height. Mother-in-law’s tongue is also good for beginner “naturalists” who still lack experience. Its strong, sharp leaves grow straight upward, their colors are also interesting: mother-in-law's tongue combines dark green with light green stripes; more variegated species with bright yellow stripes are also common.
Dieffenbachia
Diefenbachia has a tall, erect stem and luxurious dark green leaves with almost white spots. Trying to taste Diefenbachia juice will cause severe swelling of the tongue and mouth.
Aglaonema
Different types of aglaonema are represented by plants of different heights. These are hardy plants that will suit virtually any conditions, making aglaonema a great choice for busy people. Aglaonema has a large number of narrow stems with large oval leaves. The color scheme is also varied: silver, green, chartreuse and cream. The sap of these plants is poisonous - something to remember! So these plants should be kept away from small children and pets, especially if they like to munch on something fresh and green.
Calathea makoyana
Calathea Makoya - a perennial with dark green foliage, marked with white, light green, or burgundy stripes, Calathea Makoya blooms with purple or white flowers. The homeland of this plant is eastern Brazil; it reaches a height of up to 1.2 m and tolerates full shade well. Calathea Makoya can even grow outdoors, but in USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) frost hardiness zones 11 - 12, where the annual temperature does not fall below +4ºС. It needs moist, well-draining soil and aerosol irrigation every two to three days. To maintain high local humidity, try placing under the calathea pot a well-suited stand filled with pebbles and water. After flowering, reduce watering and let Calathea Makoya rest. The period of rest it is entitled to is from autumn to the end of winter, just before the beginning of spring, start watering it abundantly again.
Epipremnum (or scindapsus) golden (Epipremnum aureum)
Epipremnum aureus - easy to care for climbing plant with beautiful heart-shaped foliage, the surface of which has yellow and white stripes. The plant propagates easily. Indoors, scindapsus reaches maximum length 2.5 m. Buy your golden epipremnum a moss pole and it will feel right at home. It’s easy to control the growth and shape of the epipremnum; you just need to pluck off unnecessary shoots. Allow the soil to dry completely between waterings, but mist the plant frequently during periods of vigorous growth. Minimum temperature for epipremnum +13ºС and suitable USDA zones 10 - 12.
Tricolor arrowroot (Maranta leuconeura)
Arrowroot tricolor is a low-growing, perennial evergreen that blooms with white flowers. The leaves of this plant are light green, but have red or burgundy veins; Arrowroot folds its leaves at night and they resemble palms folded in prayer, from where English name This plant is a “praying plant.” Arrowroot tricolor comes from Brazil, it grows up to 30 cm in height. Arrowroot tricolor - a good option For hanging basket if you provide her humid environment. It is recommended to frequently spray this plant, pour pebbles into the tray and make sure that there is always water in it. It is necessary to keep the soil in the pot moist until autumn, then the arrowroot begins a seasonal rest, during which the need for such frequent watering No. The time to resume regular watering is early spring. Arrowroot tricolor can grow outdoors in USDA zones 11 - 12.
Dracaena marginata
Dracaena fringe is a guest from the island of Madagascar. This plant is very unpretentious and will not cause you any special trouble. Dracaena - evergreen, which, if you're lucky, will delight you with fragrant white flowers. Dracaena leaves age and fall off - this is a normal phenomenon and does not indicate poor care. Dracaena Marginata is tolerant of lack of light, drought-resistant, and belongs to frost hardiness zones 10-12 according to the USDA classification. This dracaena can grow up to 2 m high indoors, but you can prune and propagate it.
All dracaenas are easily propagated by apical cuttings, and if you cannot plant the cutting immediately, treat the cut with paraffin - the dracaena will easily tolerate this temporary position and take root well when the waiting period is over. Dracaena does not like drafts of any kind. We also recommend that you provide the dracaena with regular spraying, or place the pot with the dracaena on wet pebbles.
Translation: Anna Zhurbenko
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The orientation of windows and balconies, where collections of indoor flowers are often kept, is not always conducive successful cultivation green pets. Northern windows significantly reduce the grower's ability to grow specimens that require bright sunlight. Even the window sill of the northern windows is not sufficiently illuminated, and in the depths of the room, without additional lighting, many species simply cannot survive. In such cases, you need to use decorative landscaping rooms shade-tolerant plants. This article is an overview of the most shade-tolerant indoor plants.
A huge bone in the back of the room.
How effective shade-loving plants to create green corners at home? It's safe to say that these species make spectacular decorative compositions, perfectly emphasizing certain style rooms and adding a touch of warmth and comfort.
Shade-tolerant indoor plants are distinguished by a wide variety of species, while monotonous greenery can be decorated with specimens with multi-colored leaves, increasing the decorative effect.
Among indoor plants, there are entire families whose representatives can be grown in dimly lit rooms. It is worth noting that more than one plant cannot grow in absolute darkness, because their life depends on photosynthesis, which is impossible without light.
Among green pets, there are varieties for which shade is simply vital. Shade-loving indoor plants cannot live in bright light - their leaves lose color, become discolored, ugly spots from burns may appear on them, and in the light they quickly lose moisture, which ultimately leads to death or serious stress. When grown in the shade, such specimens feel comfortable and excellent, even if the pots with them are on the floor.
Let's take a closer look at which house plants can break the shade-tolerance record.
The most shade-loving species
Composition for shade - light planters help add light visually.
Shade-loving indoor plants can be used to decorate the farthest corners of the room; even there, these “steadfast green soldiers” can create a spectacular oasis with their healthy appearance and lush foliage.
More often than other crops for landscaping dark rooms The following indoor flowers are used:
- Aspidistra is a charming plant with leathery, durable leaves of a dark green color. An adult plant turns into a spreading plant lush bush, which is able to grow in low light. Variegated plant forms require greater light intensity and grow well near windows and balconies.
- Sansevieria is a spectacular interior plant that can tolerate the worst lighting and quickly produces root shoots, turning into a tall, slender and dense bush. Existing variegated varieties of Sansevieria need to be grown in more comfortable conditions. A powerful bush will not only decorate the interior, but will also purify the air in the room from phenolic compounds and benzene.
- Asplenium (kostenets) is an amazingly beautiful fern whose fronds consist of a single green leaf. Kostenets is ideal for creating floor compositions and perfectly decorates fireplace and bookshelves. This plant helps maintain peace and harmony in the family, so growing asplenium at home is doubly profitable.
Shade-tolerant
This charming plant grows well in the shade.
Light-loving indoor plants require bright lighting, increased care, and regular addition of nutrients, but their spectacular flowering makes up for all the trouble. Compared to their background, shade-tolerant plants are somewhat inferior, but this is only at first glance.
Shade-tolerant plants have a number of positive qualities:
- Extensive range - exists great amount indoor species for growing in the shade, you can always choose suitable ones to create a spectacular composition.
- Highly decorative - shade-tolerant plants include varieties and species and bright leaves and flowers.
- Ease of cultivation - unpretentious indoor plants perfectly tolerate all the experiments of inexperienced gardeners who forget to feed or water them on time, but this should not be abused - plants are living beings, they can become seriously ill from careless care.
- High reproduction rate - shade-tolerant plants are very easy to propagate vegetatively, separating daughter children (shoots) from the main bush.
In any case, growing indoor flowers in the shade is easier than in the sun.
Varieties and types of shade-tolerant plants
This flower is called “male happiness.”
Entire families can be classified in this class - almost all representatives of the family Araceae, Begoniaceae, Araliaceae, Commelineaceae and others tolerate shade.
Zamioculcas
Representative of the Araceae family. A spectacular indoor plant with long ground branches strewn with alternate oval-ovate leaves with a bright gloss. Shoots develop from a succulent tuber, which contains a supply of nutrients and water, so Zamioculcas can survive for some time without watering or fertilizing.
Dieffenbachia
A tall tree with elongated leaves with contrasting spots and strokes on a green background. There are several compact forms with variegated leaves that grow well in one container, creating a stylish composition.
Anthurium
A striking representative of the same family as Dieffenbachia. Among the graceful heart-shaped leaves rise tall peduncles with brightly varnished spathes and a long pistil. A charming plant suitable for decorating the most exquisite interiors. The cover of anthuriums can be red, white, pink, lilac flowers. Anthurium Andre is larger in size than Anthurium Scherzer, whose cover can be two-tone and speckled.
Spathiphyllum
Flagolist is so often used in interior landscaping of shady rooms that it is impossible not to mention this flower. A charming slender bush of elongated leaves is crowned with strict white flowers. There are variegated forms of flagolist (variety "Domino") that require a lighter location when grown indoors.
Women's happiness - spathiphyllum.
Ivy
An excellent plant for hanging arrangements and vertical gardening. The varietal range of ivy is so wide that you can find specimens with different shapes leaf blade and unusual coloring.
Maranta
For growing indoors, two varieties are usually used: M. Kerkhovena and M. Tricolor. Early in the morning the plant opens its leaves, and in the evening it folds them in pairs with the front side inward (folded arrowroot leaves look like palms folded for prayer, which is why it is called a prayer tree). Arrowroot does not require planting in large containers, but the soil for the flower should be chosen very carefully - loose porous peat-based soil is ideal.
Calathea
More tall views than the previous representative of the Marantaceae family. The height of adult calatheas can reach up to 1.8 m. Calathea Crocata, which has copper-brown leaves and an elegant orange flower, is often used for interiors.
Begonias
Begonias are often grown in partial shade. It is difficult to give preference to any particular variety of begonias, because the leaves of decorative deciduous varieties are so colorful and unique that such splendor makes up for the absence beautiful flowers. Two types of begonias have charming flowers (elatior, tuberous). They are used to create bright compositions in floor containers and flowerpots. Begonias love moisture very much; they should not be watered carelessly or at the wrong time.
Charming tuberous begonia with a contrasting border on lush petals.
Ficus
Ficus elastica robusta and some types of ficus benjamina (with green leaves) tolerate some shade. Plants adapt well to low light. Ficuses are large, so you should not plant them in compositions with short and miniature species.
Monstera
A huge plant for which you will need to free up quite a lot of space, and also put a shaggy trunk in the pot so that the powerful vine has support. A shaggy trunk is not a whim; in nature, the monstera wraps its aerial roots around tree branches, drawing out juices from them. The moss trunk must be periodically moistened with a spray bottle. The gigantic liana is unusually picturesque - the intricately cut leaves are very attractive. During bad weather, juice drips from the tips of the leaves; under no circumstances should you touch the drops with unprotected hands - Monstera is a poisonous plant.
In addition to the above plants, there are many others that tolerate shading well: aglaonema, scindapsus, calla lilies, chlorophytum, fittonia and others, all of them can be recommended for indoor growing. Plants for the home should be selected very carefully, especially if the family has children and animals. Most indoor flowers are poisonous.
There is not too much light in your apartment, do the windows of the rooms face north? Do flowers quickly lose their attractiveness, turn yellow, stretch out and not bloom, despite constant care and watering? In this case, you should approach the choice of green pets more carefully and install the most unpretentious plants in the northern rooms, for which dim light is a natural condition of life.Some flowers require bright lighting and without it lose their decorative effect, others, on the contrary, do not like direct sun rays and only in partial shade can they grow and bloom; the sun can cause them burns and even lead to death! Shade-tolerant and shade-loving indoor plants came to us from tropical and mixed forests middle zone, in natural conditions they are accustomed to surviving by receiving only a small part of the light that breaks through the fused crowns of trees and shrubs. Therefore, even at home, they do not require full lighting, but even in its complete absence they will not be able to grow!
First of all, you need to figure out which ones are shade-tolerant and which are shade-loving, since these are two different categories.
Shade-tolerant and shade-loving indoor plants
The difference is already visible from the name. Shade-tolerant plants thrive in low light and prefer to grow in partial shade. The main thing is that a little diffused light falls on their leaves. They can decorate corridors, offices and rooms with low lighting.
A number of ornamental deciduous plants are shade-loving, among them rare flowering species(gardenia is one of the exceptions to the rule). And if you want to feel comfortable on your northern window, choose only the most shade-tolerant types.
Decorative flowering shade-tolerant plants
Representatives of this group will become a worthy decoration for your home. Many of them grow naturally in tropical rain forests. With regular watering and the right soil, you can admire their blooms for a very long time.
– loves high humidity and needs frequent spraying. Can grow and bloom well near a window, does not like drafts. During flowering it needs abundant watering, otherwise moderate watering.
– A member of the madder family, this shrub is valued for the beauty of its gorgeous white flowers, similar to roses. Requires high humidity and frequent spraying.
– one of the most unpretentious flowers and loved by many gardeners; its numerous varieties can decorate north window and delight you with almost year-round flowering. Watering should be done moderately so as not to cause rotting of the root system.
– attracts attention, first of all, with its unusual spike-shaped flower. Prefers warm rooms, diffused lighting, abundant watering in spring and summer, and moderate watering in winter. It needs to be sprayed periodically.
– also called “the flower of love”, “Cupid’s arrows”. Prized for its ability to grow and bloom in partial shade with beautiful red, white, blue and even green and black flowers. It is not difficult to care for: in summer watering should be plentiful, and in winter less frequent; it does not like drafts.
- remains one of the favorite flowering indoor plants among gardeners. Prized for the beauty of its leaves and abundant flowering. It is not demanding in care, it amazes with its diversity of species, it grows well on the north side, it is not recommended to spray it.
– grows in any conditions, tolerates shade well, blooms up to twice a year. Does not like drafts and frequent rearrangements.
– beautiful plant with dark leaves, which allow it to easily tolerate partial shade. Does not require special care, needs periodic spraying. In summer, watering is abundant, but without stagnation of water, in winter - moderate. Loves warmth and does not tolerate drafts.
Decorative foliage shade-loving plants
Following the teachings of Feng Shui, with the help of numerous species and varieties with small or large leaves, all kinds of shapes and colors, you can hide and smooth out flaws in your home. When choosing such flowers for shaded areas, remember that varieties with variegated and white-green leaves need more lighting than plants with green foliage.
–a common indoor hanging plant with green or variegated leaves, easy to maintain, not demanding on lighting, easily propagated by cuttings. Looks beautiful in hanging planter.
– most often grown at home, Japanese aucuba has green leaves and small yellow specks. Loves diffused light regular watering(moderate in winter), frequent spraying.
– a perennial evergreen plant of the arrowroot family with flowers of various colors, but to maintain their brightness, it is better to place the flowerpot on an east or west window.
- a small variegated plant. Easily propagated by cuttings and dividing the bush. Water abundantly in summer, rarely in winter. Loves wet air, is not demanding on lighting, can grow even with artificial lighting.
– tropical plant aroid family. The stem is erect, the leaves are elongated, sometimes patterned. Loves warmth and partial shade. In winter, for greater illumination, it is recommended to place it on windows; moderate watering is required.
– also called “Venus hair.” A very delicate, refined fern that needs to be protected from drafts, overflow of water, and direct bright sunlight.
- an ornamental deciduous plant that raises its leaves at nightfall and opens them again in the morning. In summer, abundant watering is required, in winter - moderate. It should be shaded from the bright rays of the sun; it does not like too dry air.
– A very decorative and popular fern will decorate any home. It is not demanding in care, does not like bright sun and grows even in artificial lighting conditions. The soil in the pot should always be moist.
Palms and large trees growing in partial shade
Choosing palm trees, shrubs and ornamental trees, focus primarily on the color of the leaves. The darker the leaves, the easier the plant will tolerate partial shade. They are used in landscaping hallways, office spaces, corridors, large rooms, play a big role in the phytodesign of the house.
– familiar to many By appearance, not by name. This small bamboo palm has long won the love of flower growers. She likes dim lighting, is not picky about temperature conditions, needs spraying, and moderate watering.
– they also call it “Dragon Tree”. Valued for its exotic look and a luxurious crown of thin or wide wavy leaves that make it look like a palm tree. In nature it grows up to 10 meters. At home it grows slowly, feels good in dimly lit places, does not like overflow and stagnation of water.
- a fairly large plant with large carved leaves. Applies to both large trees and vines. Produces large aerial roots. One of the most beautiful indoor vines, but it requires support and a lot of space for good development, does not like bright sun and drafts.
- belongs to the mulberry family and includes a large number of species with small and large leaves. The ficus rubber plant, beloved by flower growers, is used in landscaping apartments and offices and creating bonsai. Unpretentious and hardy to different conditions, watering should be moderate.
Ampelous shade-loving and shade-tolerant plants
- a favorite of all flower growers. The beautiful star-shaped small leaves of hedera can be either dark green or variegated. Today you can find both large and small species ivy. It grows well and quickly in the shade, weaving around large spaces, and does not like frequent rearrangements.
- belongs to the araceae family and includes many species, including lianas. The climbing philodendron is especially popular.
- is considered one of the most unpretentious domestic vines. It grows well and quickly in dim lighting, needs spraying, is not picky about temperature conditions, and only does not like drafts.
- an elegant vine with interesting arrow-shaped leaves. The presence of a support installed in the center of the flowerpot gives the appearance of an elegant hanging plant. It grows quickly, loves moderate air humidity and good watering.
It is necessary to competently approach the choice of habitat for each purchased plant. Observe how the flower feels. If you notice that he feels bad in the chosen place, try simply rearranging it. And if from the very first day he liked the new arrangement, try not to bother him with constant rearrangements.
Indoor flowers delight with their greenery all year round, purify the air and bring a piece of comfort and soul into every home. Sort of like antidepressants in pots. You water them, wipe the leaves or add fertilizer - and you are already distracted from your busy day and obsessive thoughts. Many are accustomed to placing flowers on window sills or free shelves, and yet they all need different conditions regarding light and heat. Today we’ll talk about those who wouldn’t mind borrowing discreet place away from windows and direct sunlight.
Indoor flowers in the shade - what are they?
Shade-loving houseplants are mainly decorative foliage plants, such as aglaonema, saintpaulia, and monstera. But there are also a few representatives of beautifully flowering ones, for example, balsam, clivia and even some types of orchids. All of them will become a wonderful decoration for your flower collection and, of course, your interior. The main thing is proper care and care. 
Beautifully blooming indoor flowers growing in the shade
The decoration of representatives of this list can confidently be called balsam. Unpretentious plant in the form of a bush with bright colors of various colors will gladly occupy a shaded place. Some varieties of balsam have double flowers - full, lush buds.
Another lushly blooming beauty that will settle in partial shade is begonia. She is certainly pretty, but has a more capricious nature - she does not tolerate being sprayed and likes relative stability. temperature regime and location. 
Slender clivia is a living home decoration that will easily take its place in the shade. Its umbrella inflorescence, reaching 10-12 flowers, will delight you with red-orange and yellow buds.
Straight peduncles with unusual orange flowers saffron calathea will feel great in light shade, the main thing is to avoid drafts. 
For those who want a flower in a hanging pot, Koleriya is suitable. It tolerates light partial shade well and has unusual tubular velvety flowers.
The heat-loving anthurium is also able to withstand partial shade, and if the air temperature is optimal (not lower than 15-17 degrees), then it will decorate the room not only with healthy leaves, but also with flowers, the color of which can be white, red and pink. 
Shade-loving indoor flower of the orchid family
Many people consider the orchid to be a capricious plant that requires special conditions and painstaking care. In fact, some types of orchids are extremely unpretentious and are ready to bloom even in the bathroom under artificial light. Unpretentious ones include phalaenopsis, which is common among amateur gardeners, as well as dendrobium and miltonia. These representatives of orchids tolerate partial shade well, while their decorative effect in the form of extraordinary flowering does not suffer at all. Optimal temperature is 20-25 degrees all year round. 
Decorative foliage indoor flowers that love shade
The main pride and decoration of the representatives of this group are the leaves. Lush, carved, multi-colored, with patterns and borders, velvet and impeccably smooth - the choice is huge, which means everyone will find something they like.
Thus, tall aspidistra boasts lush glossy leaves, but Alocasia black corduroy has velvety, deep dark green leaves. 
Begonia leaves have a bizarre pattern and unusual coloring, up to purple or white with green-violet veins. 
Monstera has massive, as if jagged, leaves, and Sansevieria has dense, sword-like leaves (popularly called “pike tail”). Everyone’s favorite dracaenas, dieffenbachias and nephrolepsis will also love a secluded shaded place. 
Indoor flowers add color to our lives, create mood and home comfort. They can bring great benefits to their owners. Therefore, you need to choose them correctly, since certain types not only enliven the room, but also improve well-being, warm you up in the cold and are simply pleasing to the eye.
Beneficial properties of house plants
Here are the main ones:
- Accumulates in poorly ventilated rooms carbon dioxide. Flowers absorb it and saturate the air with oxygen.
- Medicinal plant species treat cuts, burns, colds and other ailments.
- In winter, indoor air becomes dry due to the heating system, which affects the condition of the skin and well-being. Flowers help humidify the air.
- Plants absorb electromagnetic radiation, which is created household appliances and home appliances. It can affect a person’s well-being, causing insomnia and headaches.
- We are surrounded by objects that can release toxic substances. City air contains a lot of dust, exhaust gases, and heavy metals from emissions from factories and enterprises. Plants purify the air, kill microbes with the help of their phytoncides and absorb harmful impurities.
- Popular beliefs give indoor flowers the properties of bringing happiness, harmony, tranquility, etc. We included in our review some plants that, according to signs, are useful for their owners.
Indoor plants: choose for yourself and your loved ones
Aloe
This is a well-known home healer. It will help with colds, inflammation, can stop bleeding and heal wounds. Its juice is used to treat throat, heartburn, gastritis, gum inflammation and other diseases. It is often used for cosmetic purposes.
Chlorophytum
It is also very useful to keep in the house. This is a bushy plant with thin and bendable leaves that have light stripes. It will help get rid of moldy fungi and pathogenic bacteria, cleanse the air of those present in it harmful substances. Chlorophytum will bring peace and comfort to your home.
Peppermint
Great for growing in a pot on a windowsill. It improves appetite and stimulates the digestive process. Its leaves are good to use as a seasoning for various dishes and to brew tea with them.
Violet
By many favorite plant fits perfectly into the kitchen interior and does not take up much space. Violet will clean and humidify the air from carbon monoxide. This flower is a symbol of peace and tranquility in family relationships. It is believed that white flowers help get rid of sadness, fatigue and depression. Blue violets are suitable for creative people. They give peace of mind, stimulate spiritual growth and strengthen character. Flowers of red and Pink colour They lift your spirits and are able to protect their owner from diseases.
Ficus
It does an excellent job of collecting dust that settles on its leathery leaves. They are very easy to wash or wipe with a damp cloth. Ficus will saturate the room with oxygen, purify the air from unpleasant odors. It improves family relationships, calms and relieves anxious thoughts.
Lianas
A beautiful vine, for example, scindapsus, looks good in a hanging pot. It has green, heart-shaped leaves with yellowish spots. It is unpretentious and perfectly purifies the air. Scindapsus transforms lazy energy into activity. It can be placed in the kitchen.
Wax ivy
It is a climbing flower with hard, oval-shaped leaves. It has white, pink or red umbrella inflorescences. The plant neutralizes negative energy in the house, protects the owner from troubles and cleans the air from germs.
Geranium
Lush curly geranium has many healing properties. It repels moths and evil spirits, relieves irritability, normalizes sleep and fights pathogenic bacteria. Her mere presence in the house attracts good luck and fulfillment of desires. The aroma of these flowers relaxes and relieves headaches. If the plant withers, they believe that one of the household members may get sick.
Crassula
This plant can be squat or tall, with a thick trunk. It is often called money tree. Crassula has small dark green leaves that are arranged symmetrically on the branches. They look like little coins. Therefore, it is believed that the fat woman is capable of attracting material wealth into the house.
Sansevieria (mother-in-law's tongue)
Quite a tall plant with massive elongated leaves. They come in one color and are dark green in color. They also have light stripes in the middle or white spots. The flower improves family relationships and brings harmony. Its leaves are antiseptic, which is why they are widely used in folk medicine. Sansevieria juice is used to heal wounds, and the plant can also stop bleeding.
Oxalis
This bushy plant has a purple color. Its leaves resemble a flock of butterflies. During flowering, small white umbrella flowers appear on it. The branches of the flower can intertwine with each other. Oxalis leaves can be used in cooking, for example, added to salads. They taste like sorrel. The plant improves intuition and sharpens the senses. It can be held by those who want to meet their soulmate and attract attention.
Cactus (Echinopsis)
It has a spherical, slightly elongated shape. Its ribbed body is covered with small needles. If you take good care of the cactus, it will bloom towards the end of spring. And every year a shaggy soft arrow will appear on it, from which a bud with a wonderful aroma will then open. It will bloom for up to 3 days. The cactus is placed near the TV or computer and in other places with dangerous radiation.
Citrus
All citrus fruits are calming nervous system and relieve stress. A tree can be grown from a lemon or tangerine seed. The leaves, just like the fruits, can have beneficial effects. Plants emit essential oils, which help calm, relieve stress and fatigue, and ensure healthy and sound sleep.
Myrtle or eucalyptus
These plants are perfect for the bedroom. Their leaves secrete substances that make breathing easier and relieve bronchospasms. It is very useful for people suffering from asthma and respiratory diseases.
It is customary to give myrtle to newlyweds as it is a symbol of long and happy times. family relations. It needs to be carefully looked after so that the plant does not die and take away its well-being.
Araucaria
Thanks to her, the room will be filled with the freshness of a coniferous forest. It is a miniature pyramidal shaped tree with soft needles. The plant perfectly purifies the air.
Spathiphyllum
Many flowers, according to signs, bring harmony and love to the house. For example, spathiphyllum is a symbol of female happiness. He helps the girl in search of her soul mate and saves the relationship of the married woman.
Aichrizon
This is a small 30-centimeter plant with heart-shaped leaves that will make its owner happy and bring her good luck in love.
Dwarf pomegranate
It is believed that its fruits can strengthen marital relationships if husband and wife try them together.
Anthurium
It is recommended to place red flowers in the bedroom. They bring to life married couple agreement and mutual feelings. Anthurium has glossy, dark green, heart-shaped leaves. According to legend, this flower will bring good luck to its male owner. Anthurium is a symbol of courage, male power, passion, desire for freedom and love.
Calla
It has long leaves and single curled flowers. It protects the home and generates joy and goodness, and also transforms negative energy into positive.
Camellia
Red camellia will help refresh your relationship. Its inflorescences look like peonies. The plant brings success in creativity and career.
Kalanchoe
It has small inflorescences of different colors. This is a real home healer. The flower heals cuts, treats colds, regenerates skin, relieves stomach ulcers and even varicose veins.
Cyclamen
An indoor plant with dark matte leaves with white inclusions. Cyclamen inflorescences resemble butterflies; their shade can vary. Most often, one shade smoothly transitions into another. Flowers have strong energy. They help get rid of fears, depression, bad dreams.
Calathea
This is a flower with large oval leaves on which a grooved pattern is applied. During flowering, small white or yellow flowers appear. The flower purifies the air well and absorbs negative energy. Signs suggest that calathea creates a peaceful atmosphere in the family.
Plant and grow plants and flowers at home, and the atmosphere around you will be filled with positive energy and pleasant aromas!