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one ficus benjamina

Ficuses are very unpretentious plants that do not require special care. Ficus Benjamin has very beautiful foliage: its color varies from warm dark green to light green. Ficus grows quite quickly: in 6-7 years it can reach a height of two meters.

The flower should be placed in a shaded place with diffused light. Despite the fact that this is a tropical plant, ficus does not tolerate direct sunlight. It must be watered with moderately warm water. The flower loves a humid environment, so you need to spray it often: ideally, once a day. If he does not have enough moisture, he will begin to drop leaves.

2 Monstera

This is a popular plant that can often be seen in photographs of stylish interiors. Flower growers love it for unusual large leaves, they can reach 1.5 meters in length. They also have a characteristic shape, according to which the monstera is easy to distinguish from other plants.

Under favorable conditions and proper care, it can grow very large. Therefore, before you start, think about whether there is enough space in the room. After a while, it may turn out that the room has become too crowded. However, due to its size, the flower produces a lot of oxygen, enough to enrich the entire apartment.

Monstera grows well in partial shade. But too dark corners will not work for her: instead of strong large leaves, small and weak ones will begin to grow. It is also better not to put under direct sunlight, they can leave burns. Since the plant is native to the tropics, it loves abundant watering and frequent spraying. They are especially needed in the hot season.

3 dieffenbachia

This plant is native to South Africa. It has unusual large leaves with an interesting pattern: the color is dark along the edges, and pale green inside. It has an unusual feature: it grows from above, the lower leaves gradually fall off. Therefore, after some time, dieffenbachia begins to resemble a palm tree on a leg.

She does not require special care. It is worth watering when the top layer of soil is completely dry. You can check this with an ordinary wooden stick. During the period of active growth, abundant watering is necessary, and in winter, during the dormant period, it must be reduced. It is impossible to fill the plant, otherwise the stem will begin to rot.

four Calathea

Calathea has very beautiful wide leaves, they have interesting variegated colors. Depending on the type of plant, the pattern and color of the leaves may vary.

Calathea should be placed in partial shade, pick up a place where there will be no drafts and temperature changes. It should be sprayed regularly. In hot weather, this can be done several times a day, in cold weather, once a week is enough. Watering is necessary moderate: do not let the soil dry completely. In winter, you can water once a week, in summer you can do it a little more often — once every 3-4 days.

5 Hamedorea

Hamedorea refers to shrub palms, in nature they grow to a height of up to two meters. The plant does not require special care, so they are often decorated with house interiors, as well as placed in offices and halls.

It should not be placed in direct sunlight, as then the leaves will lose their beautiful appearance. It is better to leave the pot in partial shade, for example, in the corner of the room near the window or next to the sofa.

Drafts and sudden changes in temperature should be avoided — the tropical plant does not like them. Water it regularly, do not let the soil dry out completely. However, it is also not worth pouring it, in this case the roots will begin to rot. Therefore, the moisture accumulating in the pan must be poured out.

6 Hovea

Hovea is a single-stemmed palm that is very unpretentious in its care. Therefore, it is suitable for both experienced gardeners and beginners. Plants are often sold already tall and grow quite slowly, with only a few leaves appearing throughout the year.

Room conditions are ideal for growing howea. To make her feel good, she needs warmth and light. The illumination of the room can vary from 35 to 80%. It is better not to put the plant under the bright sun, otherwise burns will appear on the leaves.

Howea need moderate watering throughout the year. Regularity depends on the drying of the topsoil. In summer, the soil dries faster, so you can water the plant more often.