The Top 20 Best Indoor Plants for your Home
Gerber Daisy
Gerber Daisies are air purifiers. They are lovely plants that add color to any room. They do best in dindirect light that is bright, but extreme heat could damage the plant. The soil shold be kept moist in warm weather and a little less moist in winter time. It should be fertilized once a month with a high potassium mix. These plants are not toxic to people or animals. The major issue is that it is hard to get them to rebloom.
A few things to keep in mind
Knowing the unique needs of each plant is important for achieving the best possible results. Before you buy a plant, make sure that it is going to be safe for everyone in the home. While most plants help to purify the air, some are better at it than others. Some are toxic to animals and humans and if you have pets or small children, it may be best to avoid them. Choosing a plant that is the right size for the intended room is also important. There are varieties that remain small without the need for re-potting while others can reach heights of 12 feet and more. For example, the Rubber Tree will grow tall and the Boston Fern, if grown in a large pot will become quite large and bushy.
Each plant has its own unique characteristics and appearance. They also have special care and environmental requirements. The plants that you choose to beautify and cleanse the air in your home should be determined by your ability to properly care for them. This will help you to get the best results and to avoid the frustration of a sickly plant or one that you’re not pleased with. Plants can be an amazing asset for any home but it’s important to choose them with the utmost of care.
