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Cool House Plants That Will Brighten Up Your Room

It's not always easy to completely fill your home with greenery, however, a few plants can add that extra sparkle to any room. We rounded up some cool home plants that are sure to grab attention with their intriguing flowers and growth habits.

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Philodendron

Philodendrons are easy to take care of and can add a tropical touch to your home. They can tolerate dry conditions and don't need much sunlight. If you want to brighten your room by planting a plant the Lemon Lime Philodendron is a great option. Its leaves start pinkish and change into lime-green and neon yellow.

This climbing variety has leaves that can be as long as 2 feet in the wild and exhibit an almost plastic patina. It is also referred to as the Naugahyde Philodendron because of its appearance resembling fake leather. It can be grown as an upright or cascading plant.

Horsehead Philodendron is another option. It has deep green leaves and an appearance reminiscent of horses, but with the ears on to the top and the nose lowered below. It's best used as a climber and has a post to attach it to, but it can also be planted upright if you prefer.

The philodendrons that are upright are generally slower to grow and take up less space. They typically have larger leaves and come in a wide range of variegated or striped shades and varieties, including the Snake Plant, which has a ruffled leaf that looks like a slim version of the pothos plant.

Anthurium

Anthurium flowers last for a long time and are stunning. They are easy to maintain and make a wonderful gift or centerpiece for any table. They are an emblem of love, affection and friendship. They also symbolize longevity and are popular for weddings.

The tropical plant needs bright light to flower but not direct sunlight, which can dry the leaves and cause brown patches. The best place to plant it is a window with filtered sunlight. Keep the soil moist from spring through fall and slightly dry in winter. The yellowing of leaves is usually a sign of over-watering. Repot anthurium plants every two years to allow new air roots to develop.

Anthuriums thrive indoors with temperatures of around 75 F and high humidity. If the relative humidity falls to less than 50%, spray the plants with water at least a few times per week. You can also use a humidifier.

Anthurium is also known as the 'Hawaiian Heart,' 'Painters' Palette as well as 'Flamingo Flower. The flowers of anthurium come in shades of pink, red white, purple and bi-colors, such as red/green or pink/white. The 'fluff' on the stem is actually a spathe, that protects the tiny flower on the spike (spidix). The spathe itself comes in various shapes and colors.

Lucky Bamboo

Lucky bamboo (Dracaenasanderiana) can be grown in water or soil. Plants in soil should be planted an inch or more deep, and those in water should maintain the water level at the top of the pot. This plant prefers bright indirect light. If you notice a brown hue on the edges of its leaves after putting it close to windows then move it to a shadier spot. Lucky bamboo that grows in water should be fed every month or so by an ineffective liquid fertilizer.

The water used to grow lucky bamboo must be replaced regularly to prevent stagnation and bacteria buildup which can harm the stems, roots and foliage. The water should also be filtered or distilled since tap water may contain harmful chemicals to plants.

This plant is said to bring prosperity and wealth. It can be placed in your living room, family room or dining table centerpiece. It is said to bring prosperity and wealth. Two stalks of bamboo symbolize love, and you can even use this plant to help encourage the happiness of your marriage or relationship. This plant is also called the feng shui love charm.

String Plant

Ceropegia woodii, or string plant (also called string of pearls), is a cool indoor plant that thrives in indirect, bright sunlight. The plant has odd pea-shaped leaves that create a unique look and makes a wonderful addition to terrariums or hanging baskets.

The string plant is an excellent option for those who are new to houseplants because it requires only minimal maintenance. It's also a great alternative for those who are not able to maintain plants outdoors because it can withstand the slight frost.

String plants, unlike other succulents, prefer high humidity over dry air. Avoid placing small house plants near drafts coming from windows or appliances. They can cause the delicate foliage to fall.

If you notice that your plant is beginning to appear like it's a bit sloppy with spindly vines as well as large gaps between leaves it's time to reduce the vines. This type of plant is susceptible to overwatering, so water it only when the soil feels dry.

Be aware that the plants of the string of pearls contain sap that can be harmful to animals and humans. Ingestion can cause the development of dermatitis and mild digestive symptoms. It's best to keep the plant out of reach of children and pets.

Staghorn Fern

Staghorn ferns are epiphytes that attach themselves to tree canopies in the rainforest. Therefore, they don't require soil for growth, and they can be positioned on many different surfaces in the home. These unique foliage plants can be used to anchor airplant collections, as accent plants, or stand alone as an eye-catching design element. They look like they're from space or the ocean.

Staghorn ferns, besides their striking appearance, are safe for pets and children. They're also a great option to give a natural look to your living space.

To keep a healthy staghorn fern you should mist it frequently using water that is filtered or rainwater that has been allowed to stand for a little so that the chlorine will evaporate. This is especially important during hot, dry weather.

Fertilize your plants every month using a balanced, diluted liquid [1] houseplant fertilizer. You can also increase the humidity around the plant by putting it on a tray of wet pebbles or by using an air humidifier. While staghorn ferns don't take drought well like other houseplant s, it is important to not overwater. Root rot can result from excessive water. It's okay to trim dead or dying fronds but be careful not to remove the sterile brown shield fronds, which serve an important reproductive role.

Ficus

Ficus benjamina is one of the coolest house plants. It adds freshness and beauty to your home. Typically, they are seen in hanging baskets or on a trellis, they are very versatile. Silver Cloud ficus has green leaves that are bordered with white and is a lovely plant to hang on hanging baskets or tabletop. Burgundy rubber plant is a further variation with deep-green leaves that turn a burgundy color when planted in bright light. There are two other varieties: weeping fig and the fiddle leaf, which grow into small trees that have dark green leaves that have lighter veins.

Keep in mind that ficus quickly outgrow their pots and homes which is why they must be repotted regularly. When repotted, pick a larger container and use an excellent potting soil. Avoid overwatering as ficus could be swollen and waterlogged, and develop brown roots. The best method to determine whether your ficus needs water is to poke your finger into the soil to determine whether it's dry.

Be patient with your ficus since it cannot stand abrupt changes in the amount of light, humidity or moisture. Moving it from one room to the next may cause it to shed its leaves. To help prevent this, give it a permanent spot in your home in which it can enjoy moderate to bright indirect sunlight.

Swiss Cheese Plant

Monstera Deliciciosa, also known as Swiss cheese plant, is a well-known green house plant that has perforated leaves. This epiphyte, also referred to as Mexican breadfruit split leaf philodendron or Ceriman, is native to the southern Mexican rainforests. It is most productive when it has extra space with indirect light and a place to grow. plants house is interesting to note that a large mature Monstera plant can produce fruit that is believed to taste like a fruit salad or a mix of pineapple and banana.

This plant is a climber, which means it is ideal in a pot with drainage holes or a trellis. To encourage this, simply loosely tie the main stem to an moss stick or stable pole. This mimics its natural environment and it grew by climbing mossy tree and other structures.

Swiss cheese plants thrive in indirect, bright light. It is not necessary to water them, but they should be kept in good condition. Water the plant if the top inch of soil feels dry. You can feed your plant with a balanced liquid fertilizer once a month by feeding it diluted mixes to encourage faster growth. It is crucial to stop feeding your Monstera plant in winter months when it isn't actively growing.