Adding green in your home will not only bring colour to your life but will also brighten up energy and vibrations. It purifies air and help fight toxins, and yes they are an amazing interior decor pieces.
Of course it demands care, along with affection. Trust me, plants have such energy that they actually behave according to your mood and energy. The question arises how much care do they need? Do we have enough time and patience for the same?
I have a list of a few plants which demand very less care and can live, almost like forever as per their age.
- Spider Plant – Jugni loves this plant the most because its super pet friendly (source – from internet). As the same says, spider plant gives a lil bit of jungle look to your house in a fancy way. They are perfect for windows. It is also an air purifying plant.
Care – requires sunlight. water them every 10 days.
spider plant - Snake Plant – It’s one of my favourite indoor plant. It requires least attention and can grow by itself. It has sharp edges and add a lot of beauty. Snake Plant can filter toxins like benzene, xylene, toluene.
Care – let the soil dry before watering again. Jugni recommends it to water them every fortnight (2 weeks).
Snake Plant - Aloe Vera – An indoor plant with maximum benefits including anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties. Simply cut it in any form and use the paste/gell for wounds, acne or any beautification purpose.
Care – requires least care, just place it and forget about it. The soil needs to be dry, so no water for a very long time.
Aloe Vera - Peace Lily – Lily talks to you. If you don’t talk to her, she’ll have an unhappy, sad smiley like leaves. And when you give her water, she will turn into a happy smily face. So yes this indoor plant requires moisture and it spreads happiness. It produces oxygen so it’s best suited for bedrooms.
Care – water them every 4 days. Best suited with cooler temperatures.
Peace Lily
I hope adding a bit of green beauties to your house would change the entire feel, let me know if you find more of such amazing plants, would love to hear from you guys in the comment section below. 🙂
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