Make Your Interiors Green with 7 Amazing Houseplants

Starting from furniture and wallpaper to home accents that include artistically created Instagram photos of avocado toast, green has acquired a notable place in the interior design.  Individuals are in love with the shade primarily because it evokes the initial days of spring when nature restores, revives, and renews.

Keeping plants such as cacti, peace lily, rubber, etc. is perhaps the best way of incorporating greenery into the house. To know more about the available options, please check out the given write-up.

Rubber-

In case you forget about your plants, opt for a rubber.  According to a renowned interior designer, it can endure negligence to some extent, or in other words, live well even when under-watered.  That being said, remember, rubber plants require a substantial amount of sunlight and a lot of space to grow.

Bird of Paradise-

Owing to broad leaves and considerable height, people often end up mistaking bird of paradise with a banana plant. It has flowers that look like birds hence the name. Bird of paradise successfully improves the overall outlook of your house, and you need to water only once a week.

Saint George’s Sword-

Saint George’s Sword is commonly known as snake plant or mother-in-law’s tongue. It has upright thin leaves with irregular green bands that look like snakeskin. Snake plants can seamlessly survive droughts; thus, it is perfect if you are new to the ‘plant parent lifestyle’.

Cacti-

Cacti has attained widespread recognition as a houseplant because it is low maintenance and can purify the air. A common fixture in the south-western interior design, these prickly succulents have successfully ventured out of its hot weather environments.

Kentia Palm-

Kentia palms thrive best in moderate to low light. Several celeb interior designers prefer this slender plant because it provides a phenomenal accent to practically any space. If you are planning on bringing lofty greenery into your house, choose kentia palm.

Peace Lily-

If you are an expert in taking care of indoor plants, consider getting a peace lily. Remember, this requires immense attention when compared to the others on the list. Although beautiful, the flowers of peace lily have pollen, so it is not ideal for people with chronic allergies.

Aloe Vera-

Aloe Vera is believed to be a healer because it is used for curing skin and hair issues since time immemorial. Put the plant in a sunny area and do not be bothered about its life. Aloe Vera likes its soil to become excessively dry before watering.

It is not enough to purchase the plants mentioned above from an authentic store; the individuals must also know how to place them strategically in the house. For taking the burden of their head, a major segment of the population often relies on an interior designer.

The ones in Cape Town drive maximum traffic probably because they can create minimalistic spaces that successfully express passion and uniqueness.  Carry out a thorough background check before hiring any.