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Wisdom On Unique House Plants From The Age Of Five
Unique House Plants

Adding plants to your home or office is a quick and efficient way to add fresh greenery. Unique house plants can bring some personality and flair to a space.

From snake plant flowers that resemble skin pattern of a crocodile to parachute plants that appear like rocks, these unique indoor plants will astonish and delight.

Jewel Orchid

An easy-to-care for indoor orchid that is prized more for its gorgeous foliage than flowers The Jewel Orchid (Ludisia discolor) is a plant that is quite simple to cultivate. It is native to the forests of Southeast Asia and has been able to adapt well to pots in the home. Its velvety dark green leaves with elegant pinstripes and a network of cream and red veins make a beautiful backdrop for its white flower spikes which appear in the fall, winter or early spring.


Ludisia unlike other orchids, can be propagated through stem cuttings, instead of air layering or using rhizomes. Cut a stem that has at least one leaf node with sterilized shears. Then, submerge the node in water or a pot containing long-fibered sphagnum. Place the cutting in a window facing east and it will begin to grow roots within two weeks. There is no need to dip the cutting in rooting hormone, or to otherwise mess with it, which makes this an easy way to expand your collection of beautiful orchids.

Jewel Orchids are tolerant of moderate humidity, but perform better in a cooler environment. It is a good idea to mist them with a humidifier in winter, when humidity levels can be significantly reduced.

It is essential to feed your Jewel Orchid regularly because this will allow it to grow strong and healthy leaves, however you shouldn't overfeed it. A small amount of liquid fertilizer every other month is ideal.

When repotting your Jewel Orchid, transfer it into a pot a few inches bigger than its current one. This should be done about every two years, as the plant requires more space to spread its rhizomes. During the repotting process, be sure to give the plant a good soak with water prior to placing it in the new container, which will help to reduce shock and prevent the roots from becoming too wet.

Night Blooming Jasmine

Cestrum nocturnum, often referred to as the jasmine that blooms at night, is a flora that is popular for climbing with white tubular flowers that open at night and emit a highly aromatic scent. The flowers attract bees as well as other pollinators, making it a great garden plant. In addition to its gorgeous scent, this fragrant shrub offers numerous medicinal benefits. It can be used to treat a variety of ailments, including pain relief, inflammation and anxiety. It is also used to treat various skin disorders, including acne, eczema, and psoriasis.

Although night-blooming jasmine is a tropical plant, it can be planted in cooler climates as a house plant. The best place to plant the plant is a bright space that receives plenty of sunshine throughout the day. It needs soil which can hold moisture, but drains well. Compost should be added to the soil in order to supply the plant with the nutrients necessary for optimal growth. It is essential to water the plant often during the summer but reduce frequency in winter.

It is also essential to fertilize the plant on a regular basis. After every watering, a balanced fertilizer should be applied. This will help the plant to remain healthy and strong, while also encouraging the growth of new blooms.

Night blooming jasmine is a popular medicinal and ornamental plant in India which is referred to as mugra. The white, creamy flowers are a symbol of love and are often used in traditional wedding ceremonies. They are also hung in temples and used to decorate homes. The flowers are also sold in flower markets where they are fashioned into garlands and worn in the hair of women.

Wightii Begonia

Begonias are popular house plants because of their beauty and versatility. They also require minimal care. They can add a hint of tropical to center tables or bare windows. They come in many shades, from coral to pink. They are easy-to-propagate and can be replanted using cuttings. They prefer bright indirect sunlight, and moderate amounts of water. It is best to let the soil's topsoil dry out before watering. This will discourage insects and fungi like gnats. It's also essential to apply a slow-release fertilizer.

Begonia maculata, also known as polka-dot begonia is a spotted plant that has large, angel-wing shaped leaves that are patterned with white dots. This unique begonia is popular with collectors. It is distinguished from its cousin the "Angel Wing Begonia" by its larger polka-dot leaves and its white flowers. The Wightii begonia is a very popular option because it can be grown indoors in conditions that are too cold for more typical hybrid begonias.

The wightii, like all begonias, is susceptible diverse diseases. This includes root rot (circospora) leaf-spot, botrytis, rust, as well as southern blight. It is essential to be on the lookout for these issues and to remove any affected plant from the. You can propagate the wightii by placing stem cuttings in water and letting them grow. Glass containers are the best for this, as plastic containers can promote bacterial and fungal growth.

Rattlesnake Plant

If you're looking for a nontoxic house plant that is easy to care for, the snake plant (Sansevieria trifasciata) might be the ideal choice for you. Also called the mother-in-law's tongue This evergreen plant is not just beautiful, but also helps cleanse your indoor air. This plant is a great choice for anyone who wants to begin an indoor garden, as it's a breeze to grow and very durable. It's also one of the top indoor air purifiers, and is pet and child friendly.

Calathea lancifolia, also known as rattlesnake, is a low maintenance plant that has sword-like foliage and dark blotches that are similar to snake-like markings. This unique plant can reach 30 inches in height and is typically used in bathrooms, bedrooms, or offices. It's also a favorite plant for households with dogs and cats, since it's one of the few nontoxic houseplant s that can be planted in households with pets.

The leaves that are striped and wavy on the rattlesnake provide an exotic touch to any home. They can be cut into smaller cuttings that can be used to create other plants, or as decorative elements. Calatheas do not require a lot of water, but they prefer soil that is slightly moist. If the plants become too dry, they'll begin to drop their leaves.

To keep your snake plant healthy, mist the soil regularly and place it in a pebble tray to keep moisture in. The plant is also unable to tolerate direct sunlight, so locate a place where it can absorb some indirect light. Avoid sudden temperature changes because they could cause the plants to die or drop their leaves.

Marimo Moss Ball

Marimo, also known as moss balls, are an extraordinary house plant that is both intriguing and bizarre. Marimo is also among the easiest plants to care for which makes it a good option for those who are new to gardening or seeking a plant not overly demanding. These spherical alga are hard to find in nature, but they can be found in many shops around the world.

Although they are called marimo, they are not actually moss but cladophora which is a form of algae. They grow long, hair-like filaments that get caught up as they roll around at the bottom of freshwater lakes. The tangled mass acquires the shape of a ball.

The best place to store the marimo moss balls is in glass jars or any other container that is able to hold water. small house plants can be kept in tanks with other aquatic creatures, but they'll likely require regular water changes to make sure the water is clear. They prefer cold water that is filtered with a bit of decorative gravel. house plants common thrive in dim light and don't require to be kept in direct sunlight. in fact, if they are exposed to too much light, they will become white and stop growing, so they should be kept in a dark area.

It is a good idea to change the water every two days in marimo's tank or in a container. This will help keep the water clean and healthy for the moss. It's a good idea move the moss ball when you do this to encourage growth across. You can gently roll the mossball in your hands if it becomes out of shape after a while.

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