The green
element in a home is essential to make it perceive vitality, care, and
cleanliness. A house also inhabited by plants and not only by people gives the
idea of a fresh and healthy environment, to the point of guaranteeing a
luxuriant growth of plant species. But between buying seedlings and taking care
of them there is a lot of difference: if you have many commitments that do not
allow you to guarantee consistency, you should prefer the following species:
they need very little water and also grow in the dark. So if you are away from
home for a few days you won't have to worry about your plants!
1. Calatea
It is a
houseplant with large and elegant leaves: it survives even several days without
light, which is why it is suitable for being placed in even closed
environments. In the winter months, it needs very little water, the rest of the
year slightly more.
2.
Dieffenbachia
It is an
evergreen recognizable by the oblong leaves streaked with yellow. He loves
diffused light, so it is preferable to keep it behind a curtain. In
spring-summer, the old leaves are replaced by new ones, of very intense green.
3. Dracaena
Place this
plant inside your home or office and it will instantly create a tropical
atmosphere! Dracaena loves shade, so keep it out of the sun!
4. Phalanx
(Chlorophytum comosum)
It is a very
undemanding plant, which is why it is very popular with indoor varieties. In
addition, it purifies environments in an excellent way.
5.
Soleirolia
This plant
is characterized by very small leaves: it looks very good if hooked to a tall
plant. It grows very fast but requires water.
6. Fern
These plants
adapt to a humid and not very dry place: spray them often with nebulized water.
7.
Philodendron cordatum
They need
little water but require pruning to allow other leaves to grow.
8.
Neoregelia
Pineapple
belongs to the same family as this plant: it loves artificial light and humid
rooms in the house.
9.
Spatafillo
If you have
little time to dedicate to watering the plants and you have little light in the
house, this is the species for you!
10.
Aglaonema
It is a
famous ornamental plant, ideal for those who are dedicated to the green thumb
for the first time!
11.
Sansevieria
It requires
virtually no care: you can put it in the light, but it also grows well in the
dark.
12. Lead
plant (Aspidistra Elatior)
The name
refers to the plant's resistance to heat, cold, and lack of light: it grows
very slowly, so be patient!