Indoor house plants

Houseplants are popular indoor decorations.


Attractive and constantly
changing, they add a softness of line and nature indoors.. , the ideal location of a plant for decoration may not be the ideal spot for plant growth. Lack of adequate light is the most common factor limiting the growth of plants in many areas of the home.This can be supplemented to a certain extent by artificial lighting(electric light)

Indoor plants help create a pleasant home environment. As part of the 'indoor landscape' plants create a cool,spacious feeling even in the warmest weather..;
1,Most indoor plants prefer a humid atmosphere and indirect light, and vary in their light
requirement.I deally plants should be placed near a window, on the window sill or in hanging baskets near a window.
2, Improper watering is the cause of most house plant problems.Both under and over watering can cause leaves to yellow and fall.
3, Adequate water drainage is essential for plants grown indoors in containers.Ensure good drainage by mixing an adequate quantity of sand with the soil.A good soil mix of one part of soil, one part of peat and fertiliser and one part of sand.

4,They need to be repotted regularly.

Some easy to grow houseplants

Parlour palm
Spider plant
Mother in law's tongue
Goose foot plant
Most variety of Orchids
Diefenbachia with its attractive
large leaves
Ferns
Money plant
African violets with its attractive blooms
in a variety of colours ranging from white to
blue, purple and shades of pink.;

A piece of heaven inside your home,

A potted plant brings nature inside your home

Plants bring natural beauty to our living spaces. By creating texture and balance, a room or patio can be transformed into an environment that comforts and welcomes..;
They’ve been proven to reduce stress so well that one glance at a plant lowers your heart rate. They also help clean the air we breathe by absorbing toxins and acting as little oxygen factories. Plants simply make us feel better.
I guess we’re finally learning what our ancestors have known for centuries, plants are more than just ornaments. At some level, we are deeply connected to them. So much so, that simply cohabitating with them brings us health and repose...;