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All you need to know...
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...about Plants

Your comprehensive guide to plants and their household benefits, all in one place.

For beginners:
Epiprenum aureum
commonly called golden pothos or devil's ivy, is native to the Solomon Islands. It is a climbing vine that produces abundant yellow-marbled foliage.

Sun: Part shade
Water:Medium

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Tradescantia
It is a very popular trailing plant that will grow in almost all conditions. It is commonly grown in hanging baskets or pots as a houseplant. Trailing stems cascade down from a hanging basket. Stems are clad with fleshy, pointed, stem-clasping, oval leaves

Sun: Full sun to part shade
Water:Medium

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Sansevieria
Sansevieria trifasciata, commonly called snake plant or mother-in-law’s tongue, is native to tropical western Africa. It is a stemless evergreen perennial that, with proper care, will last for many years. In its native habitat, plant foliage may rise to as much as 4’ tall.

Sun: Part shade
Water:Medium

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Scindapsus pictus
commonly known as satin pothos or silk pothos, is a slow-growing tropical evergreen climber in the Arum family. It is native to Southeast Asia. In its native habitat, it climbs tree trunks by aerial rootlets or if unsupported tumbles along the ground.

Sun: Part shade
Water:Water: Medium

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Pet friendly:
Calathea orbifolia
Calathea orbifolia is a beautiful houseplant highly sought after due to the exquisite beauty of its large, round leaves and its air-purifying qualities. This beautiful foliage is subtly striped with pale silver-green markings, with the undersides of the leaf also being a pale silver-green.

Sun: Indirect light
Water:Water: Medium

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Asplenium
Asplenium nidus, commonly called bird’s nest fern, is a slow-growing, epiphytic fern. Species plants are native to tropical areas from Polynesia and Hawaii west to Southeast Asia, Australia, and Madagascar. They are often found growing on tropical rainforest trees as epiphytes which collect water and organic matter in their bowl-shaped rosettes.

Sun: Part shade to full shade
Water:Water: Medium

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Ceropegia woodii
The String of Hearts is a trailing succulent-like plant native to South Africa. The delicate heart-shaped foliage and slender vines can reach up to 12' long in its natural environment, and has earned this plant many nicknames, including Rosary Vine and Sweetheart Vine.

Sun: bright indirect light
Water:Water: Medium

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Pachira aquatica
Pachira aquatica or Guiana Chestnut, in their natural habitat the trees can grow up to 20 meters (65ft) tall.It has shiny green palmate leaves with lanceolate leaflets and smooth green bark. This species forms a slightly thickened root with smaller roots or roots, which also serves as a water reservoir.

Sun: Full sun to part shade
Water:Water: Medium to wet

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Benefits of plants in your home
Incorporating plants into your living spaces offers more than just aesthetic appeal; they bring a plethora of health and wellness benefits as well. Here are some compelling reasons to embrace indoor greenery:

  • Improved Air Quality: Plants act as natural air purifiers by absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen through photosynthesis. Some plants, like the peace lily and spider plant, are particularly effective at removing common indoor pollutants like benzene and formaldehyde.

  • Stress Reduction: Studies have shown that the presence of plants can reduce stress levels and promote feelings of well-being. The act of nurturing and caring for plants can also be therapeutic and calming.

  • Enhanced Mood and Productivity:Indoor plants can boost your mood and increase productivity. They create a more relaxed and pleasant environment, making you feel more comfortable and content in your home.

  • Humidity Regulation: Plants naturally release moisture through a process called transpiration. This can help to increase humidity levels in your home, making the air more comfortable, especially during dry winter months.

  • Natural Decor: Plants add a touch of nature and freshness to your home decor, making spaces feel more vibrant, welcoming, and aesthetically pleasing.

In conclusion, integrating plants into your home not only beautifies your living spaces but also provides tangible health benefits. Whether you opt for a small succulent on your desk or a lush fern in your living room, adding greenery to your home is a simple and effective way to enhance both your physical and mental well-being.