House plants grown today have been collected from all parts of the world by professionally trained botanists looking plants, will adapt well to indoor climates. The environment inside our homes or apartments are very different from much of the tropical climates, houseplants are discovered in plants chosen for their ability to adapt to indoor climates, trained with other words to be domesticated.
Well-known house plants: ivy, philodendron, Palm trees, to name but a few, are already very known on their indoor growing abilities, more challenging is newer plants imported-knowledge of a plant Habitat contains many useful clues for indoor growing them correctly.
The majority of plants used for interior construction originally came from the tropical zones in Central and South America. Most grew on the heights where temperature fluctuates, a factor that makes many plants more flexible to life indoors. Imagine the natural environment, where these plants grows: heavy rainfall, high humidity, humus rich soil from; and thick vegetation provides plenty of shade, not your typical home environment.
Plants offer strong indication of their appropriate care: thick sheets of jade plant-resident in South Africa, is capable of storing water for long dry periods, as a result, requires less irrigation than moisture-loving plants, came from the tropics. Unlike Coleus have thin foliage and require more frequent watering.
Simple, practical comments you will get a better understanding of the care required for your houseplants. There is a limit to what can be done to plants grow. The actual cultivation is up to the plant-there is no special magic for growing plants.
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