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5 different and innovative plants to grow at home

Discover different species to have at home that bring harmony and an innovative touch to the space!

By Yeska Coelho

Submitted at Aug 27, 2021, 12:00 PM

08 min de leitura
5 different and innovative plants to grow at home
Different plants

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Plants are true allies in interior design because they add a natural touch to the décor. In environments where you want to explore more extravagance without giving up sophistication, having different plants – unique species that few people know about – can be a good idea. bet. With the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, people began to look more to nature to bring comfort to their homes. According to a study by the Brazilian Institute of Floriculture (Ibraflor), some producers recorded an increase of up to 20% in business in this sector this year. year. Some traditional species such as Adam's rib and orchids are highly sought after and loved, but there are many other beautiful species that are little explored in indoor environments. To present new ideas for different plants, Flores Online 's partner florist, Juana Martinez, has selected 5 species that are great to have at home or in the garden. Check them out below!

1- Stone Rose Succulent


echeveria

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The stone rose is also called Echeverria and is one of the most beautiful types of succulents for decorating gardens and balconies. The shape of the plant resembles that of a traditional rose with a heart in the center and it is thanks to this delicate detail that they stand out in environments within the home. Caring for this species is not that different from growing any other succulent . It is important to measure the amount of water and not leave excess water in the pot to prevent the roots from rotting. Ideally, the plant should receive direct sunlight in the morning and at night. in the afternoon so that your rosettes grow healthier.

2- Beleaf Begonia


Begonia

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The Beleaf Begonia is a tropical plant that can be considered a " shower plant " because it likes humid places – however, it is not recommended to soak it to avoid the presence of fungi. Its leaves that mix green and pink bring a lot of charm. special for decoration.
Venus flytrap

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The Venus Flytrap is one of the most interesting and unusual plants in our selection. It is one of the best-known carnivorous species to be grown at home and requires more specific care, but it is easy to follow: the plant should be grown in full or partial sun. -shadow, at most. It is not recommended to separate insects or pieces of meat for it, the ideal is to let the plant feed itself, but you can help it by placing a fruit nearby, such as a banana or apple. It is important to know that during winter Venus flies enter a dormant period and should be kept in a cooler region, with temperatures of 4 to 12ºC – this can even be in the refrigerator, as long as all care is taken to avoid drying out.

4- Peperomia


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Have you ever heard of Peperomia? It is one of the different plants that is definitely worth having in your home because it is quite delicate and easy to maintain. According to the expert, it is a very popular species among beginner gardeners. One of the main things that the plant needs to be careful about is the sun, as it can easily burn. Another point of attention is watering. " Excess water can end up compromising the roots, causing the plant to plant from rotting. If you notice that the leaves are falling off, it is a sign that the pot is too wet. In this case, remove the plant, replace the substrate with a drier one and replant it", explains Martinez.

5- Blue palm tree


Blue palm tree

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The Blue Palm is a robust plant belonging to the Arecaceae family, native to Madagascar. The plant can reach up to 12 meters in height and is a very ornamental species. For this reason, it is recommended for gardens and outdoor areas. For this plant, it is important to maintain regular watering and leave it in full sun, remembering that, despite being highly tolerant to heat, in relation to cold it withstands winters of up to 10°C.