Blooming houseplants adorn not only sunny window sills. There are such indoor flowers, which basically grow and bloom in the shade and partial shade, which are used for landscaping rooms with a small amount of sunlight. Many beautiful blooming unpretentious indoor flowers are presented in this article with a description and some recommendations on their agricultural practices. Having learned the names of crops intended for growing in pots, you can confidently go to a specialized store and choose plants for your home there.

Do not forget that there may be "folk" names for indoor flowering plants, so they may be known to you under other names. But this does not change their botanical essence.

See photos and names of flowering indoor plants and choose those cultures that will allow you to solve your design problems with maximum effect:

The name of the first home flowering plant - (with photo)

echmea

Ehmeya's home flowering plants are bromeliads with funnel-shaped flowers and densely rosette leaves. The inflorescences of Aechmea fasciata - the most popular species - are pink, those of Aechmea chantinii are red-gold, those of Aechmea fulgens are coral. This is the first representative of the bromeliad family.

Look at the photos of these plants and continue our acquaintance with agricultural technology and botanical characteristics:

• • Family: Bromeliaceae (Bromeliaceae).

• Homeland: Brazil.
• Location: Bright but not direct sunlight.
• Temperature: All year round not below 18 °C.
• Air humidity: Spray more often. Does not tolerate dry air in rooms with central heating.
• Substrate: Flower soil.
• Watering: From April to October, moderately moisten the soil and pour water into the leaf funnel. Use only soft water. From November to March, water less.
• Top dressing: Fertilize every 2 weeks in spring and summer.
• Transfer: After 2 years.
• Reproduction: Lateral shoots - children or seeds in spring at 20-25 ° С. Seeds are luminous.
• Pests, diseases: Scale insects, root aphids.

After looking at the photo and finding out the name of this home flowering plant, you got the opportunity to find it on the store counter and purchase it in your collection, look at a few more varieties:

Allamanda - climbing flowering houseplant

Allamanda

Allamanda shoots reach a length of several meters in a short time. Flowers, depending on the variety, are 8-12 cm in size. Allamanda cathartica goes on sale with flowers of various colors: ‘Henderson’ (orange-yellow), ‘Grandiflora’ (lemon yellow) and ‘Schott’ (yellow). The last type of climbing flowering houseplant develops exceptionally strong.

• Family: Arosupaseae (Kutraceae).
• Homeland: Northeast South America.
• Location: Bright, sunny lighting.
• Temperature: All year round not below 18 °C. Likes warm soil.
• Air humidity: High, about 60%.
• Substrate: Flower soil mixture with nutritious loam.
• Watering: From April to October, water abundantly and spray more often. Then cut both.
• Top dressing: Feed weekly in summer.
• Transfer: February/March.
• Pruning: After flowering or in spring, it is possible to shorten the branches.
• Reproduction: Apical cuttings in spring or autumn at a soil temperature of about 25 ° C.
• Pests, diseases: Yellowing of leaves, cushions, false shields.

Important! Allamanda prefers lime-free water.

Carefully! All parts of the plant are poisonous.

Anigozanthos - tall flowering houseplant

Anigozanthos

Kangaroo paw is a tall flowering houseplant with lanceolate leaves and elegant flowers that appear in summer. The texture of the petals resembles wool or felt.

• Family: Haetodoraceae (Chemodoraceae).
• Homeland: Southeast Australia.
• Location: Bright lighting all year round.
• Temperature: In summer it likes warmth, in winter it likes coolness (10-15 °C). In summer, you can put Anigozanthos outdoors, in a sheltered place.
• Substrate: Flower soil.
• Top dressing: From March to August, fertilize weekly in small doses.
• Transfer: If necessary, you can transplant in the spring.
• Reproduction: In spring, division of old plants or seeds.
• Pests, diseases: Spider mite.

Anigozanthos is a light-loving plant, so it may not bloom in a “bad” summer. In addition, in a dark place, the "kangaroo paw" does not grow in a compact bush, which can be corrected by treating anigozanthos with substances that retard growth.

Look at these blooming beautiful indoor flowers in the photo, which shows specimens during the period of budding and blooming of petals:

Aphelandra - a small flowering houseplant

Aphelandra protruding

Aphelandra bulge is a small flowering houseplant with dark green leaves that stand out with creamy white veins. Bright, sunny-yellow flowers, collected in spike-shaped inflorescences, consist of long-lasting covering leaves laid like roofing tiles, and short-lived light yellow tubular small flowers. The flowering time is regulated by the gardener, and we can buy a flowering plant at almost any time.

• Family: Acanthaceae (Acanthaceae).
• Homeland: Central and South America.
• Location: Bright lighting all year round. Temperature 20 °C.
• Air humidity: High. Spray more often.
• Watering: The soil should always be slightly moist.
• Top dressing: Fertilize every 14 days from March to August.
• Transfer: Spring.
• Pruning: Before transplant.
• Reproduction: Apical cuttings at a soil temperature of 25-30 ° C.
• Pests, diseases: Aphids, false shields.
• Important! Drafts should be avoided. Aphelandra blooms the next year only if it is placed in a cool (10 °C) and very bright place for 8 weeks in winter.

Look at these flowering houseplants in the photo, which shows the forms of blooming buds and their color options:

Brunfelsia - blooming and unpretentious indoor flowers in pots

brunfelsia

Brunfelsia pauciflora var. calycina are unpretentious indoor flowers, depending on the variety, blooming with white, yellow or light and dark purple large flowers. Shoots splayed, slightly branched. The winter flowering cultivar ‘Floribunda’ is interesting for its blue and violet flowers. These indoor flowers in pots, blooming for a long time, require regular fertilizing with minerals.

• Family: Solanaceae (Solanaceae).
• Homeland: Brazil.
• Location: Light to semi-shady all year round.
• Temperature: Likes warmth. From November to January, keep in a cool room (10-12 ° C).
• Air humidity: High, spray more often.
• Substrate: Flower soil.
• Watering: From March to September, water the plant abundantly with softened water. Then reduce watering.
• Top dressing: From March to September, fertilize once every 2 weeks, then stop feeding.
• Transfer: After the end of the main flowering period in early summer.
• Pruning: Trim long shoots.
• Reproduction: Apical or stem cuttings in spring, at a soil temperature of 25 ° C. Rooted with difficulty.
• Pests, diseases: Yellowing of leaves (chlorosis), false shields, spider mites, aphids.

Carefully! Brunfelsia is poisonous.

Calceolaria - the best flowering houseplant (with pictures)

Calceolaria

Calceolus means "little slipper" in Latin. Almost 500 different species and cultivars derived from them are characterized by the lower lip of flowers, swollen to the size of a wide shoe. Flowers are monophonic, two-color, tiger-striped of various colors - yellow, red, orange. Calceolaria, due to its decorative properties, is the best flowering houseplant that allows you to effectively decorate any window sill.

• Family: Scrophulariaceae (Norichaceae).
• Homeland: South America. For sale only cultural forms.
• Location: Very bright, but not illuminated by the bright sun, a spacious room.
• Temperature: If possible, not very high (15-20 ° C).
• Substrate: Flower soil.
• Watering: Abundant.
• Top dressing: Fertilize weekly.
• Transfer: Not needed, because This plant is grown as an annual.
• Reproduction: In summer, at a temperature of 18 ° C, sowing seeds that do not need to be covered with soil (light-germinating seeds). Growing seedlings does not create any problems.
• Pests, diseases: Whiteflies, aphids.
• Important! The plant does not tolerate waterlogging. In autumn and winter, young plants need additional artificial lighting.

Look at the pictures of these indoor flowering plants, which illustrate their decorative properties:

Bellflower - indoor ampelous flowering plants

bell ( campanula isophylla)

As potted plants, the bellflower (Campanula isophylla) and its varieties ‘Alba’ (white flowers) and ‘Mai’ (blue-violet flowers) are mainly cultivated. These are excellent indoor ampelous flowering plants, in addition, Campanula fragilis (brittle bell) and Campanula pyramidalis, popularly called "Jacob's ladder", are grown.

• Family: Campanulaceae (bellflowers).
• Homeland: Mediterranean regions.
• Location: Bright, sunny, spacious room.
• Temperature: Not very tall. Wintering at 10 °C.
• Substrate: Flower soil.
• Watering: Water regularly from spring to autumn to keep the soil constantly moist. Campanula isophylla tolerates even hard water.
• Top dressing: From May to August, fertilize every 14 days with a special flower mixture.
• Transfer: Spring.
• Pruning: After flowering, in autumn.
• Pests, diseases: Spider mite, gray mold, leaf spot.

When cutting the cuttings, a non-poisonous white milky juice appears on the sections. Dip the cuttings in tepid water and it will stop flowing.

Decorative flowering indoor plants: names and photos

Consider decorative-flowering houseplants that can be easily grown in a pot culture. The names of decorative flowering houseplants presented below are not familiar to all gardeners, so the information will be useful and interesting.

Look carefully at the photos and names of decorative flowering indoor plants - among the variety presented there are very interesting new items:

Diosma - Coleonema calydum.

This evergreen potted plant has recently been commercialized (sometimes called Coleonema pulchrum). Beautiful leaves, similar to heather leaves, exude a spicy aroma. In spring, numerous small pink-red flowers appear on the branches.

• Family: Rutaceae (Rutaceae).
• Homeland: Southwestern region of the Cape Province of South Africa.
• Location: In summer - a protected, sunny place in the open air, in winter - good lighting.
• Temperature: In summer - outdoor temperature; in winter - a cool room with a temperature of 5 ° C.
• Substrate: Flower soil.
• Watering: Very plentiful in summer, water less in winter.
• Top dressing: During the growing season, once every 14 days, apply a complete mineral fertilizer diluted in water.
• Transfer: After flowering.
• Pruning: When transplanting, pinching shoots, if necessary, more radical pruning.
• Reproduction: From March to September, non-lignified cuttings at a soil temperature of 22-25 ° C. You can use cutting waste.
• Pests, diseases: Spider mite.

Columnea - Columnea.

Columns are luxurious ampelous plants. Numerous species and varieties come on the market, partly with variegated leaves. The most famous is the species hybrid ‘Stevenger’. Flowering time varies depending on the species or variety.

• Family: Gesneriaceae (Gesneriaceae).
• Homeland: Central America, mainly Costa Rica.
• Location: From light to semi-shady.
• Temperature: Prefers warmth, but during the budding phase, which lasts 30-40 days in winter, temperatures around 15°C are needed.
• Air humidity: High. Spray carefully.
• Substrate: Flower soil.
• Watering: During the growth period, lightly, evenly moisten the soil. Water less in winter. As soon as the buds reach 1-2 cm, increase watering and put the plant in a warmer place.
• Top dressing: During the growing season, fertilize weekly in small doses.
• Transfer: After flowering, transplant into pots for azaleas.
• Pruning: Trim at the time of transplant.
• Reproduction: Apical or non-lignified cuttings at a soil temperature of 25 ° C.
• Pests, diseases: Aphid infestations.
• Important! Water and fertilizers containing lime are not recommended.

Beautiful blooming and unpretentious home flowers in pots (with photo)

Choosing home blooming beautiful flowers, you always want to get the most unusual and original copy. And there really are. Meet them further down the page.

Fat girl fiery red - Crassula coccinea.

Fiery red fat woman - home flowering semi-shrub flowers 30-60 cm high. It blooms with fragrant bright red flowers. The shoots coming from the base are densely planted with opposite, cross-shaped leaves of 2 cm.

• Family: Crassulaceae (Crassulaceae).
• Homeland: South Africa.
• Location: A room full of air and bright diffused light. In summer - outdoors, in a place protected from rain. In September, bring home flowering flowers in pots into the house, put them in a bright place for the winter until the buds appear.
• Temperature: In winter, about 10 ° C, in summer - the temperature of the outside air.
• Substrate: Sandy soil.
• Watering: Moisten slightly in summer, water very rarely in winter.
• Top dressing: In the summer, once every 4 weeks, feed with fertilizer for cacti.
• Pruning: After flowering, shorten the shoots by 10 cm to encourage a second flowering.
• Reproduction: Shoot tips in June. Plant in sandy soil, after drying the surface of the cuts for several days.
• Pests, diseases: Aphids, mealybugs, mites, soft-bodied mites, powdery mildew, leaf nematodes.

Important to remember! Dislikes the midday sun.

Dipteracanthus - Dipteracanthus.

There are about 250 species of these unpretentious flowering house flowers, but only a few of them are offered to us as indoor ones. These are low, almost creeping subshrubs. Leaves with light veins, flowers are pink or white and purple striped. Looks great as an ampelous culture.

• Family: Acanthaceae (Acanthaceae).
• Homeland: Brazil.
• Location: Light to semi-shaded. Does not tolerate direct sunlight.
• Temperature: Raised all year round. The soil must also be warm.
• Air humidity: High.
• Substrate: Flower soil mixture with the addition of polystyrene chips.
• Watering: Moisten the soil moderately. Soften water.
• Top dressing: From March to August, once every 2 weeks, fertilize in small doses.
• Transfer: Transplant into flat containers every spring.
• Reproduction: Apical cuttings in spring, at a soil temperature of 22 ° C.
• Pests, diseases: Leaf curl, dysplasia, root rot, whiteflies.

Dipteracanthus is a fabulously beautiful ground cover plant for a window showcase with a special microclimate.

Look at these blooming home flowers in the photo, which shows different periods of their life and development:

Flowering plants for houses and apartments (names and photos)

Numerous flowering plants for the home allow you to create unusual floral arrangements. This is a unique opportunity for interior design.

Euphorbia Mil (thorns of Christ) - Euphorbia milii

Euphorbia Mil is one of the most popular representatives of the extensive, numbering 2000 species of the genus Euphorbia. In places of natural growth it is a meter-high deciduous shrub.

Euphorbia Mil - unpretentious flowering plants for an apartment, they endure the dry air of a city apartment, and central heating, and burning sun rays. Its long, pencil-hard, thorny shoots can be led along supports, like trellis plants. The newest varieties grow almost vertically, in compact bushes up to 60 cm high. The color of the flowers has various options in red and pink tones, and also happens to be white and yellow. Euphorbia lophogona, native to Madagascar, is an evergreen and blooms all year round with white or pink flowers. Hybrids of both species are bushy and decorative, bloom profusely and successfully crowd out pure species. These hybrids, called Euphorbia Lomi, bloom almost all year round with yellow, pink, red and purple flowers. True, they are easily affected by powdery mildew.

• Family: Euphorbiaceae (Euphoriaceae).
• Homeland: Madagascar.
• Location: Very light, lit by the sun.
• Temperature: Likes warmth.
• Substrate: Soil mixture for cacti with a small admixture of loam.
• Watering: Moderate, especially in winter. After flowering for one month, water a little, so as not to dry the root ball. Increase watering slightly from March to August.
• Top dressing: Once every 2 weeks, apply fertilizer for cacti to the water for irrigation.
• Transfer: Young plants should be transplanted every 2 years.
• Pruning: Pruning is carried out in the spring, before new shoots appear.
• Reproduction: Spring cuttings. You can use the shoots left after pruning! Use pieces of older shoots. Dip slices in tepid water to stop the secretion of milky juice. Dry for one day and then plant in a mixture of sand and peat.
• Pests, diseases: Falling leaves.

Don't be afraid to keep spurge in a room with dry air.

Carefully! All parts of the plant are poisonous. The milky juice of all species of Euphorbia contains substances that irritate the mucous membrane. In addition, you can get hurt on sharp spikes.

Gloriosa (curly lily) - Gloriosa superba.

Gloriosa superba (Glonosa superba) - a sensational liana with flowers 10 cm in diameter, fiery red, with a yellow border.

• Family: Liliaceae (liliaceae).
• Homeland: Tropical regions of Asia, Africa, Madagascar.
• Location: For germination and vegetation - light.
• Temperature: Likes warmth. Tubers overwinter in a pot at 15 °C.
• Air humidity: Spray frequently until buds form.
• Substrate: Flower soil.
• Watering: From March to August, water regularly, then limit watering and gradually let the plant wither.
• Top dressing: March to August weekly.
• Reproduction: In February, tubers.
• Transfer: In March, transplant into a new pot, water.
• Pests, diseases: Aphids, spider mites.

When buying, pay attention to whether the tubers have a small green top (vegetation zone). Caution The tubers contain the poisonous substance colchicine.

Beautiful flowering houseplants (photos and names)

Beautiful flowering houseplants can be quite familiar, but unusually decorated. For example, on the basis of balsam, you can form an unusual composition. A pig in a container will decorate any interior.

See photos and names of beautiful flowering indoor plants and draw interesting ideas for decorating your houses and apartments:

Balsam - Impatiens.

Waller's balsam (Impatiens walleriana) is a beloved potted plant that blooms all year round. Flowers of various colors, there are even with two-color petals. Meanwhile, balsam hybrids ‘New Guinea’ appeared and proved themselves well.

• Family: Balsaminaceae (Balsaminaceae).
• Homeland: Tropical areas in East Africa, Ceylon, India, New Guinea. Mainly cultivated farms go on sale.
• Location: From light to semi-shady. 'New Guinea' hybrids tolerate sunlight well.
• Temperature: Room temperature all year round. For Waller's balsam, it is somewhat cooler in winter (12-15 ° C).
• Substrate: Flower soil.
• Watering: Water regularly in summer, less in winter. Avoid overwetting.
• Transfer: Spring. It is better to root the cuttings in the fall and let them overwinter.
• Pruning: From time to time shorten the shoots.
• Reproduction: Top cuttings. Balsam Vallera - can be seeds in the spring.

pigs - Plumbago indica.

After the eared pig (Plumbago auriculata) found many admirers as a container plant in temperate latitudes, its “pink” relative, plumbago, or pig, Indian (Plumbago indica) spread as an attractive room culture. It forms clinging shoots and blooms all summer with pink-red flowers collected in an ear.

• Family: Plumbagiaceae (Mumps).
• Homeland: India.
• Location: Lots of light, but protect from direct bright sun.
• Temperature: Warm. In winter it is cooler, but not below 13 °C.
• Air humidity: High.
• Substrate: Flower soil.
• Watering: Moderate in summer, very limited in winter.
• Top dressing: During the growth period in spring and summer, apply complex fertilizer every 14 days.
• Transfer: If necessary in the spring.
• Reproduction: In spring, grassy apical cuttings at a soil temperature of 20 to 25 ° C.
• Pests, diseases: Aphids, tormenting dew, leaf fall.
• Important! Be sure to avoid stagnant waterlogging!

Skullcap - Scutellaria costaricana.

Tropical skullcap is a mountain plant, accustomed to a lot of light. Partly lignified species reaches a height of 0.5 m and blooms in summer with bright spike-shaped apical inflorescences with fiery red short-lobed flowers.

• Family: Lamiaceae (Lamiaceae).
• Homeland: Costa Rica.
• Location: All year long there is a lot of light and air, without direct sun. The temperature in summer is about 20 °С, in winter it is not lower than 15 °С. It is important that the soil is warm.
• Substrate: Flower soil.
• Watering: Maintain moderate moisture in the substrate.
• Top dressing: From March to August, weekly feed with low doses of mineral fertilizers.
• Transfer: Every 2 years, in autumn. Better to grow new plants.
• Pruning: Before transplant.
• Reproduction: Apical or other cuttings, in autumn, at a soil temperature of 20 to 25 ° C. Don't pinch! Inflorescences are formed only at the tops of the shoots.
• Pests, diseases: Spider mite.

Plant several young plants in one pot, so they will look more bushy.

Strelitzia - Streiitzia reginae.

The name "bird of paradise" is due to the brightness of the flowers, painted in orange and sky blue colors and enclosed in bracts with red edges. Strelitzias have long been known as cut flowers, but they are also growing in popularity as houseplants. In the homeland of strelitzia, in South Africa, there are 5 species of this plant, but only (Strelitzia reginae) has received the greatest distribution.

• Family: Musaceae (Banana).
• Homeland: South Africa.
• Location: Light and sunny, from mid-May a place protected from the wind is desirable in the open air.
• Temperature: Warm, cooler in winter (10-14 °С).
• Air humidity: High.
• Substrate: Flower soil.
• Watering: Abundant in summer, scarce in winter. Water only with water at room temperature.
• Top dressing: From March to August every week.
• Transfer: If necessary, but preferably every 3 years, as the roots are very sensitive.
• Reproduction: By division or seeds.
• Pests, diseases: Shchitovki.

Vriesia - unpretentious and shade-tolerant flowering houseplant

vriesia

The most famous type of this unpretentious flowering houseplant is the brilliant vriesia (Vriesea splendens).

In addition to it, there are shade-tolerant flowering houseplants with green leaves and dark red and other color spike-shaped inflorescences.

Vriesia die off after flowering. Plants can be kept as epiphytes.

• Family: Bromeliaceae (Bromeliaceae).
• Homeland: Brazil.
• Location: Light or semi-shaded, avoid direct sunlight.
• Temperature: It is warm all year round, the soil temperature is above 18 °C.
• Air humidity: High. Frequent spraying and providing artificial humidity.
• Substrate: Flower soil.
• Watering: With soft water at room temperature, constantly maintain light humidity. Pour water into the funnel and on whom.
• Top dressing: Feed every 14 days in summer in small doses.
• Transfer: Not required as the plant dies off after flowering.
• Reproduction: Offspring, which should be no smaller than half the mother plant.
• Pests, diseases: Growth disorders, leaf damage.

In this article you can find a catalog of the best indoor plants, their photos and names. Here are accurate descriptions of many houseplants, as well as tips for caring for them. This catalog will allow you to choose a home plant that is right for you according to the criteria.

Indoor plants are convenient because wherever you live, in a private house, apartment or even a hostel, you can always grow a small flower in a pot.

After reading this article, you will get acquainted with the variety of indoor plants. You can also choose something suitable for you and your home, thanks to a large list with photos of indoor flowers.

Classification of indoor plants

All homemade plants can be divided into 4 groups, each of which has its own characteristics and characteristics. Groups:

TOP - 5 MOST UNpretentious INDOOR FLOWERS

Such plants are ready to forgive their owners for their busyness, constant lack of time, continuing to grow for their joy. The main thing is to initially create the required conditions for such flowers: if they are shade-tolerant, they can be settled in rooms with windows facing north, light-loving ones - in sunny rooms, still provide periodic watering.

- a very interesting indoor flower-tree, growing up to 60 cm tall, belongs to the genus of succulents, has a fleshy trunk in which moisture accumulates in reserve, so frequent watering is not needed.

When adenium blooms, it is beautiful - the branches of the plant are plastered with flowers, resembling something between lilies and roses in white, light pink or mixed colors. It is placed on bright windows, protecting it from direct sunlight, the lack of watering in the room is easier to tolerate than when outside.

blooming kalanchoe

- another of the beautifully blooming succulents, ready to grow in "Spartan" conditions, without leaving the owners. It calmly tolerates low humidity in the room, is not demanding on the composition of the soil, it is easier for them to survive short-term drying than abundant watering.

It is advisable, of course, to adhere to the frequency of watering, to feed Kalanchoe with complex fertilizers 1 or 2 times a month in order to provide it with the possibility of abundant flowering.

It is important! Kalanchoe will suffer from an overabundance of fertilizer, especially in the cold months of the year, with fertilizer irrigation it is worth following the principle: it is better to give less than to pass.

Spathiphyllum

- although the flower has the additional name “female happiness”, it courageously endures the lack of indoor humidity, is ready to put up with diffused lighting, can do without watering for up to a week or more.

When its leaves begin to dry out, the spathiphyllum is given a slightly cool douche in the shower room, it quickly leaves, continues to grow. Responsive to watering 2-3 times a week, actively bushes, blooms with beautiful white flowers, similar to callas on tall thin legs.

Decembrist

- a fast-growing flower, does not act up at slightly inappropriate temperatures. Flower growers love this unpretentious, beautifully flowering plant, and breeders are actively working for them, annually bringing out all new hybrids of the Decembrist, blooming in orange, coral, lilac shades, so that the plant blooms two or three times a year, it is enough to provide it with diffused light and watering as the top layer of soil dries out.

- undemanding, easy to propagate, and also blooms all year round in a variety of shades - it is one of the most popular indoor flowers. For long-term flowering, bright light is enough for a plant for only a few hours a day, it is ready to accept if it is determined in a far corner. With a lack of moisture in the flowerpot, it will not wither, it will shed only the lower leaves, reducing the evaporation area. With sufficient watering, the leaves return their elasticity, it is desirable that the soil be constantly moist.

CURLING INDOOR VINES

With the help of climbing indoor plants used in vertical gardening, thanks to their flexible long stems, it is possible to create unique interior compositions and decorate your home with them. Creepers do not take up much space, since their densely leafy stems can be given any direction, they are tied to a support, then giving the opportunity to fall, creating an atmosphere of a tropical forest.

Passionflower

- a liana with interesting, inimitably beautiful complex flowers, a real exotic in indoor plant growing. It is impossible to describe it in words, the flowers of the plant are so unusual.

Surprisingly, this multi-meter liana easily takes root, grows rapidly, is relatively unpretentious, loves sunlight, and requires annual pruning. Blooming flowers live only one day, but new ones bloom to replace them. If the right conditions are created for Passiflora, she will throw out enough buds to admire her flowers.

It is important! Passiflora stems definitely need supports, with their help the stems are directed in the right direction: the stems quickly become stiff, it is important not to miss this period.

- also a very beautiful liana, blooms with lilac or white flowers resembling bells. The plant looks very decorative, quickly grows up to 5 meters, but in the first year it does not bloom intensively, gaining strength for the next season.

Stephanotis

- an overseas miracle, a winding flower with dark glossy leaves and white, like porcelain flowers in the shape of stars. If the stephanotis is properly looked after, its liana grows up to 6 m, densely leafy lashes can be placed vertically using a wall grate, decorating windows, walls, you can arrange a kind of backstage from several flowers. In the heat it likes to be watered and irrigated, in the winter months it prefers to be kept cool.

Clerodendrum Thomson

- a powerful, fast-growing and originally flowering liana, the flower also has beautiful large emerald-colored leaves, so it deserves to become an adornment of any, even the most sophisticated home interior.

Clerodendrum lashes grow constantly, they have to be pinched from time to time in order to somehow limit growth (if the dimensions of the room require it). For even more decorative flower, you can build supports in the form of a pyramid or arch, a ball, and guide shoots along them, fixing them.

Clerodendrum needs diffused lighting, watering is very frequent, up to several times a day, to compensate for the moisture that the foliage evaporates.

THE MOST RESISTANT AND NON-FATICIOUS AMPEL HOUSE PLANTS

The ampelous group is united by the presence of a flexible long stem, creeping along the surface or wrapping around the supports. There are three types of ampelous:

• succulents;
• blooming;
• decorative leafy.

Most of them are imported from hot countries with an arid or humid climate, you need to choose the right place for their permanent location so that adaptation to local room conditions is less painful for them. By creating conditions close to natural, the grower will have a chance to have a beautifully growing and developing plant in his house.

It is important! From the moment budding begins, ampelous flowers, except for watering, no longer carry out any care procedures.

For symmetrical development of the plant, it is advisable to periodically turn different sides to the light, the more often this is done, the more harmonious the appearance of the plant will be.

Hoya carnosa

(wax ivy) - a sample of consistency, does not disappear even in the northern rooms, due to the ability of multiple leaves to accumulate a sufficient supply of moisture, it can easily do without watering for a couple of months. Transplants to new flowerpots are needed only when there is very little room for roots in the old pot.

With normal care - light, regular watering and with the addition of nutrients - very beautiful, with thick falling lashes covered with umbrella inflorescences.

Chlorophytum

- one of the simplest and most unpretentious to care for, can survive on a closet in the far corner of the room, where almost no sunlight reaches, without watering for a long time. It can easily tolerate excess moisture, draft or stuffiness.

Only it is hardly worth starting a flower in order to create extreme conditions for it, albeit minimal is better, but care:

• once every 7-10 days, watering with room water;
• once every 2 weeks feeding;
• periodic transplants on time;
• preferably rare bathing in the shower.

It is important! The fact is that chlorophytum (which is clear from the name) is an excellent absorber of all harmful substances in the air, so that the purification process takes place more intensively, it is better to keep the surface of chlorophytum leaves clean.

The flowers of the plant are formed at the edges of long shoots, shaped like small white stars.

Fuchsia ampelous

- elegant, cheerful, as if illuminating the space around it with stems descending in a cascade, on the edges of which there are bright flowers. Fuchsia has a long flowering period, for almost half a year it is ready to give joy and mood.

The plant can grow in partial shade, the care of many varieties is simple, requiring no effort and time. It will look very elegant in hanging baskets and planters, two-tone fuchsias look especially charming.

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Catalog of indoor flowers

Consider the names related to decorative foliage, which are valued for their beautiful leaves, as well as decorative flowering, capable of boasting beautiful flowering.

This is a shrub that attracts with its exotic appearance. It has a rosette of straight-stemmed leaves that develop into a trunk over time. Depending on the species and age, it can reach three meters.. The leaves of this home plant are juicy green in color and elongated. Dracaena, with proper care in room conditions, can last up to 15 years. Types of dracaena:

Cypress

Refers to coniferous crops. It is not demanding in care, it will take root in a new place easily. He is very photophilous and is not afraid of sunlight. In low light, cypress may die. It does not tolerate drafts and strong winds, but the room where it grows needs to be ventilated regularly.

The plant loves moisture, so it must be sprayed, you can also put water containers next to the pot. Cypress need to be watered regularly, watching this every day to prevent the soil from drying out. In winter, you can water less frequently to prevent root rot.

Cypress in May - September needs to be fertilized with fertilizers. It can be purchased in specialized stores.

Decorative-flowering houseplants are loved because of their exquisite flowers. They are also among themselves differ in appearance, care requirements, smell. Examples of decorative flowering: saintpaulia, acacia, anthurium and others.

Saintpaulias or Ozambara violets

These indoor flowers are almost perfect, because they bloom almost all year round, mostly without taking up much space on the windowsill. Many colors of flowers, there are both delicate shades and bright flashy ones. In order for violets to bring joy with their flowering, they need to create the necessary conditions. Rules for the care of Saintpaulias:

• to observe the temperature at which saintpaulias grow is 21–22 0С.
• Saintpaulias do not tolerate drafts.
• grow well on windowsills on the west and east sides.
• watering is done with settled water and in a pan or so that water does not fall on the leaves.
• watering should be carried out as the soil dries out.

The lower leaves and faded flowers are cut off. If in the spring Saintpaulia gave a second outlet, then it must be cut off and put in water.

Anthurium

It has a shortened stem that can be above ground or below ground. Its leaves are green in color, reaching a length of 15 cm., and a width of 7 cm, flowers come in a variety of colors. Anthurium care rules:

Spathiphyllum

It is a stemless houseplant with a short root. Kinds:

• cannophyllum spathiphyllum - differs from its other species in the wonderful aroma of the flower. Its leaves are juicy green. Blooms in spring and winter.
• spathiphyllum profusely flowering - can bloom throughout the year.
• Spathiphyllum Willis - perfect for growing indoors.
• Spathiphyllum heliconium - quite large, reaches a height of up to 1 m.

Rules for the care of spathiphyllum:

• diffused light is suitable for indoor culture, because the direct rays of the sun cause burns on its leaves.
• thermophilic plant. In summer, the temperature is needed - from 18 to 25 0C. In winter - not less than 14 0C.
• does not tolerate drafts and cold air.
• watering should be carried out as the top layer of soil dries up, in the spring and summer, water abundantly, and in autumn and winter, reduce only 1 time per week.

Indoor plants, the photos and names of which you see below, belong to decorative flowering potted plants. Difference from the previous type in that such indoor flowers can only spend a short period of time in living quarters. If the plant begins to fade, then the days of this flower are already numbered.

Only a few species can be saved. Therefore b Most plants are thrown away, some are kept by moving them to a cool place, while others can be stored as bulbs until the next planting.

The short life span of such crops is the main drawback. These include flowers such as azalea, chrysanthemum, poinsettia, gloxinia.

Azalea

It is considered an evergreen branching flowering dwarf plant. Types of indoor azaleas:

• Azalea Indian. The height of this evergreen shrub is up to 50 cm, its leaves are small, no more than 3.5 cm.
• Japanese azalea reaches a height of 50 cm, it has white shiny leaves, which are smaller than those of its previous species.

Basic rules for caring for indoor azalea:

• the window sill on the east side is perfect for her. The main thing to remember is that the light should be diffused.
• is not heat-loving, therefore 15–18 degrees is enough, and during budding the temperature should be 5–6 0С lower.
• it needs sufficient moisture, for this the plant must be sprayed quite often with slightly cool water from a spray bottle. When the azalea blooms, you need to spray it carefully, because from the water, the delicate flowers can darken, the water containers placed around will help to get out of the situation.
• watering should be regular, plentiful during flowering.
• do not allow overflow to avoid rotting of the rhizome.

Cacti are a separate type of indoor crops that delight the grower with their unpretentiousness.

Mammillaria

A fairly large cactus with a dark green stem in the shape of a ball or cylinder. chief the difference from all other cacti is the presence of papillae from which needles appear. The roots are, as a rule, on the surface, only the root system in the center goes deep. Types of mammillaria cactus:

• Mamilaria shide - a miniature view, shaped like a ball with a diameter of 4 cm.
• Mammillaria krupnosochkovaya - this species is distinguished by its large size, up to 30 cm high.
• Mammillaria snow-white is also a fairly large species.
• Mammillaria Teresa - this type of cactus has very large flowers, reaching 3 cm in diameter and, as a rule, they are purple in color.
• Mammillaria prickly is a medium-sized cactus, often not branched in the shape of a cylinder.

Basic care rules:

It's classic cactus with a stem in the form of a ball, a cylinder. Her flowers are yellow, pink, white, red. Lobby types:

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Coleus

Now coleus is at the peak of popularity as an ornamental indoor and annual garden plant. Coleus became in demand after many of its varieties appeared with a variety of leaf shapes and colors. Coleus in appearance resembles ordinary nettle, but only with beautiful velvety leaves, for which this plant is called "multi-colored nettle".

Coleus varieties

In new varieties of coleus, the leaves may be split, with pronounced wavy or jagged edges. The color of the leaves of the coleus is amazing, this is the brightest plant among the variegated houseplants. There are monochromatic yellow-lemon to burgundy and almost black varieties of coleus, or two, three-color leaves with contrasting veins, a bright border and various spots, stripes, dots. Coleus with the beauty of its leaves will outshine any flower on the windowsill or in the garden.

Many people love coleus for its ease of cultivation, unpretentiousness and speed of growth. Coleus blooms unremarkably, spike-shaped inflorescences at the ends of shoots with small blue flowers are usually removed so that they do not weaken the plant.

Kumquat

dwarf tree kumquat or kinkan many grown at home as a fruit-bearing citrus houseplant. Kumquat looks very attractive, it looks like a bonsai or mini-tree in a pot with an evergreen crown and small golden orange fruits.

The fruits of indoor kumquat can be eaten, unlike most citrus fruits, they are eaten with the peel, it is soft, sweetish, with a strong refreshing aroma. Some of us in winter during the ripening period of kumquat prefer to buy small fruits of this citrus instead of juicy sweet oranges and tangerines, which are not inferior to other citrus fruits in terms of the content of vitamins and nutrients. Kumquat fruits contain a lot of vitamin C, essential oils and pectin substances, thanks to which this fruit will protect you from colds, cure coughs, relieve tension, stress, increase tone and improve the digestion process.

Growing kumquat at home will give you not only aesthetic pleasure, but also useful fruits. The kumquat is native to Southeast China. From the Chinese language, the name of this plant means "golden apple".

Alstroemeria

Alstroemeria flowers very similar to lilies, they are also large, bright, with silky petals with a speckled pattern and long stamens protruding from the center. Many people call Alstroemeria flowers "lilies of the Incas", as this plant comes from South America, the mountainous regions of Peru and Chile. Flower shops sell cut alstroemeria flowers, often used in wedding bouquets, but in gardens or as houseplants, alstroemeria flowers are rarely grown due to a lack of knowledge about caring for this plant.

Whole genus Alstroemeria (Alstroemeria) includes about 50 plant species. Alstroemeria has roots with thickenings in the form of tubers, erect flexible stems grow from the buds on them, covered with dark green lanceolate leaves. On the top of each shoot, a loose inflorescence is formed, which can carry from 4 to 15 flowers. Alstroemeria flowers, depending on the type and variety, can be white, yellow, orange, pink, purple. Some flowers have 2-3 petals of a different shade and a pattern of spots or strokes.

Zamioculcas

Zamioculcas zamielifolia- a decorative deciduous houseplant, which many call it the "dollar tree" and are grown in the house as a symbol of well-being. Zamioculcas zamielifolia belongs to the aroid family, but differs in many respects from its related houseplants - monstera, dieffenbachia, alocasia.

Long (up to 1 meter) curved feathery leaves of Zamioculcas grow from underground tubers. The leaves are thickened at the base, and on the upper part, shiny regular leaves with a pointed tip are oppositely located on them. Growing, Zamioculcas forms a lush bush of unusual fan leaves, the original appearance and unpretentiousness of this plant made it popular among indoor plants.

bilbergia

Traditional indoor plants perfectly decorate the interior, but do not arouse as much interest and attention as rare exotic flowers from the bromeliad family. Plants from this family are rarely grown at home, more often they use unpretentious species - gusmania, echmea, tillandsia, but there is another no less spectacular bromeliad plant with a decorative rosette of leaves and an original inflorescence -.

Genus Billbergia (billbergia) includes about 60 species of plants, all of which grow in South and Central America, as epiphytes on trees, snags, and on the ground or between crevices of stones along the slopes of rocks. This genus was studied by the Swedish botanist Wilberg in the 18th century. Many types of bilbergia are grown in botanical gardens, greenhouses, but there are hardy species adapted to ordinary apartment conditions.

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Unusual indoor plants of exotic beauty attract the attention of many flower growers and just lovers of indoor plants.

precious orchids

precious orchids not grown for their beautiful, showy flowers, these plants are valued for their unique leaves. Precious orchids are exotic plants, they are not often found in flower growers, they are grown by collectors, providing them with special care and maintenance.

Leaves of precious orchids have a velvety surface, they can be light green or almost black, and the veins of the leaves look like sparkling golden, silvery or reddish lines, as if the pattern was cast from a precious metal - gold, silver or bronze.

At home, most often grown precious orchids from the genus Ludisia (Ludisia) or Gemaria (Haemaria). These decorative leafy orchids have become popular as they are the most hardy, unlike the velvety-leaved orchids of other genera. Ludisia can be grown even by a novice florist in normal home conditions next to other indoor plants, and all other types of precious orchids require high humidity. The most common type is ludisia multicolored (Ludisiacolor) has several varieties with different leaf colors from bright green to dark almost black.

Tetrasigma wuanyer

Liana tetrastigma at home not grown as often as other climbing houseplants - monstera, philodendron or syngonium. It is possible that tetrastigma did not receive mass distribution as a houseplant due to its rapid and powerful growth. Under natural conditions, creeper stems can grow up to 50 meters in length, of course, indoors the plant will not reach such sizes, but in a short period of time it grows a lot of lush greenery.

Tetrastigma is more suitable for landscaping spacious halls, lobbies, offices than small rooms in an apartment. For landscaping public spaces, the tetrastigma climbing plant is also recommended due to the fact that this vine is unpretentious, does not require special conditions and is easy to care for. The powerful rapid growth of climbing shoots contributes to the vertical gardening of walls, columns, you just need to guide them along the stretched twine along the surface. Also, with the help of a tetrastigma plant, you can create green screens that can serve as a division of the room into zones. Green corners in public spaces create a favorable climate, improve the emotional and physical condition of people.

Rowley's ragwort "green beads"

"Emerald beads" - the so-called decorative Rawley ragwort houseplant. At first glance, the "green beads" hanging from the pot may seem artificial, in fact, this is a living succulent plant that grows well at home, subject to the rules for care and maintenance, they are almost the same for all succulent plants.

• Rod Krestovnik (Senecio) includes more than 1500 thousand species of plants, all of which belong to the Compositae family.
• Since ragworts grow in different climatic zones, these plants are diverse in appearance, among them there are beautiful flowering plants, unusual succulents, semi-shrubs and small trees.
• About 30 species of plants from this genus are used in decorative floriculture and room culture.

As an indoor potted plant, it is most widely used, it is grown in ampelous form in hanging baskets or on high stands, shelves, so that the filiform long stems strewn with green beads hang down freely.

FLOWER GROOM AND BRIDE

CURLY INDOOR FLOWERS

Among climbing indoor plants there are many beautifully flowering species, they can be used in vertical gardening of the interior, showy flowers adorn long stems, directed along a support or freely falling down when grown in an ampelous form.

Climbing houseplants we call vines, which form long flexible stems.

1. Lianas in nature grow mainly in forests, due to their form of growth, their long shoots climb up trees and branches, striving for sunlight.
2. In our homes there is often not enough space for large indoor plants, but climbing flowers do not take up much space, and thanks to their long leafy stems, they enliven and green the interior well.
3. Curly indoor flowers create a tropical forest atmosphere in the house, which we associate with dense greenery and hanging plant stems.
4. When choosing a climbing houseplant, first study the requirements in the conditions of maintenance and care of each species.

Many creepers come from tropical rainforests and require appropriate care, but there are unpretentious plants with long striking stems that even an inexperienced grower can grow.

GINURA - FLOWER "BLUE BIRD"

Ginura - ornamental houseplant, which is sometimes called the "blue bird". The leaves of this flower are covered with purple-violet hairs, this pubescence gives the plant a velvety purple hue, like velvet fabric.

Decorative deciduous plants with beautiful pubescence always attract attention, they create a feeling of softness and comfort. Spectacular ginura with velvety pubescence in an original purple hue is a fashionable plant for decorating interiors, its velor leaves go well with rich fabrics and room draperies. The advantages of indoor ginura flower are complemented by the simple care and unpretentiousness of this plant when grown at home.

POTTED EXACUUM FLOWER

Cute mini flower bed forms on the windowsill exacum potted plant. Exacum blooms profusely for three to four months all summer until autumn. Numerous small flowers with yellow anthers in the center are scattered like stars on the emerald green of the plant. Flowers do not last long, but due to the large number of constantly forming new buds, flowering continues all summer. To keep the beauty of the exacum undiminished, constantly remove wilted flowers and feed the plant with fertilizer for flowering plants. Exacum flowers are white, blue and purple in color, they also have a fragrant aroma.

Rod Exakum (Exacum) has about 30 species of herbaceous plants, but only one species is grown in room culture - Exakum related (E.affine).

This compact plant does not exceed a height of 20-30 cm, its stems are strongly branched, with proper pinching, the plant forms a lush green cap. The stems are covered with shiny oval leaves 2.5 cm long. The flowers are small in diameter about 1 cm, yellow stamens protruding in the center give them brightness.

Dionea or Venus Flytrap

Connoisseurs of the exotic often acquire amazing and original insectivorous houseplants. Has unusual leaves dionea or venus flytrap, they end in green traps, similar to an open mouth with sharp teeth, with which they literally catch insects.

Each oblong leaf of dionea, growing from the root, ends in two semicircular plates, with long sharp teeth along the edge, and inside they are covered with bristly hairs and exude fragrant nectar that attracts insects.

• The plates are connected by a movable vein, when an insect, such as a fly, sits inside the trap and touches the hairs, the plates close in a split second, locking their prey with teeth.
• After that, inside the trap, the glands begin to produce a corrosive liquid and the plant absorbs the necessary substances from the decaying insect.
• After digesting the insect, after a while the plant's trap opens to catch new prey.

VIOLETS

violet flowers have always been and will remain popular houseplants. Indoor violets are small leafy rosettes of velvety leaves, over which delicate flowers bloom. Simple home care for violets, easy propagation, as well as a compact size and beautiful flowering are the main advantages of this houseplant.

Violet flowers description.

In room culture, violets have been grown for over 100 years. The first exhibition of violets was held in 1893, where this plant was demonstrated in all its glory.

Homeland violets is East Africa, so the plant was nicknamed "Uzambara violet". The Latin name for this flower is saintpaulia, given in honor of Saint Paul, who brought the pretty purple flowers to Europe from Africa.

At home, violets grow under the shade of trees along rivers along rocky banks. Since there is little fertile soil among the stones, these plants acquired fleshy leaves, in which a supply of moisture accumulates, and pubescence protects it from evaporation.

PHILODENDRON

Philodendron can be considered the king of indoor vines. This plant is often used for vertical gardening of interiors, directing a long vine along a support, trellis, wall, or placing the pot high, the shoots hang down like an ampelous culture.

Philodendrons have been grown as a houseplant since the Victorian era.

All types of philodendrons have spectacular leathery leaves, these plants can be divided by size into large and medium. A large philodendron with large leaves will look good as a single outdoor plant to decorate a spacious room, foyer, conservatory. Philodendrons with medium and small leaves can be placed on shelves, stands or in composition with other indoor flowers.

Kalanchoe

Potted kalanchoe flowers sold all year round in flower shops. Such a flower in a pot can be presented instead of a bouquet and the plant will delight its owner with flowering for several months, and with proper care it will bloom a second and third time.

1. The genus Kalanchoe belongs to the Crassulaceae family and includes about 200 species of succulent plants. Kalanchoe are a relative of the classula or money tree, stonecrop, echeveria, aeonium.
2. Kalanchoe species are diverse in appearance, there are plants that take on a tree form or grow as ampelous plants with hanging shoots.
3. At home, several types of Kalanchoe are grown, they can be conditionally divided according to their purpose into medicinal and decorative species.
4. Decorative types of Kalanchoe, in turn, are divided into decorative deciduous and flowering. Blooming Kalanchoe species have become very popular, and they are the topic of our article.

FLOWER TESCHIN LANGUAGE OR SANSEVIERA

Flower "Teschin language”, and scientifically, the sansevier lives in almost every home or office. This indoor plant gained such popularity due to its original beauty, and because of the incredible vitality qualities, this flower will grow even with the most minimal care. Erect leathery leaves with a pattern of stripes make this plant special, unusual; according to associations, there are other names for this flower - “pike tail”, “snake skin”.

Botanists in the 17th century gave this plant the name sansevier, in honor of the Italian count Sanseviero, who had a large collection of these plants.

VALLOTA

indoor wallot flower looks like a beautiful lily, blooms in late summer - early autumn, so sometimes it is called "autumn lily". The bright coloring and beautiful goblet shape of the flowers is admirable. Many flower growers know wallot as a beautifully flowering perennial indoor plant, unpretentious at home and easy to care for.

This bulbous plant is a relative of amaryllis, and also has a seasonal development cycle associated with changing conditions in its natural habitat. The homeland of this plant is South Africa, where the dry and cool season gives way to a warm rainy period, during which the bulb grows and blooms.

The genus has only one species - Vallota beautiful (Vallottaspeciosa) or wallot purple (v.Purpurea). At home, this flower has been grown since the 17th century. The natural color of Wallot flowers is bright red or purple, now you can buy varieties with white, pink and red flowers with a white center.

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Aichrizon

Aichryson (Aichryson) - indoor flower, otherwise popularly called the "tree of love and happiness", is a small shrub from the Tolstyankov family, with a diameter of 20 - 30 cm, reaching a height of 30 cm.

In nature, it grows in rock crevices, in most cases in the Canaries and Azores, as well as the island of Madeira. One species is found in Portugal, there is also in Morocco. The total number of species is about fifteen.

A distinctive feature of Aichrizon is the appearance and shape of its leaves - succulent, fleshy, dark green in color, covered with fluff, with white short hairs, they are, as it were, in a fur coat. For the unusual shape of the leaves, reminiscent of hearts, two beautiful folk names were attached to it - “Tree of Love” and “Tree of Happiness”.

Abutilon

ABUTILON(Abutilon) is an unpretentious evergreen shrub of South American origin, very popular as a pot or tub plant. It belongs to the Malvaceae family. This indoor flower can be used as a miniature bonsai tree.

1. The biological description of abutilon "Abutilon" in translation, which means "giving shade."
2. The name "indoor maple" justifies its Russian name, as it has very similar leaves with maple.
3. There are variegated hybrids with the most unusual palmate leaves.
4. As a rule, they are strongly indented, green in color, most often rough, not smooth.
5. Graceful stripes, yellow strokes, white spots cover the leaf blade so bizarrely that it is sometimes impossible to notice the background on which they are located.

The flowers are more or less large, bell-shaped, very interesting, double or semi-double, can be simple, being of hybrid origin, already far from the natural orange color. They can be single or arranged in pairs, but always drooping flowers with long pedicels.

Abutilon of wild species is a raw material for the production of ropes and stumps, sacks from fibrous mass, therefore another popular name for this plant is “rope”.

And one more interesting property of the plant: large leaf blades evaporate a lot of moisture, which allows you to increase humidity and improve the microclimate in the room.

Aglaonema

AGLAONEMA(Aglaonema) is a bushy houseplant belonging to the Araceae family. Origin from Southeast Asia (from Northeast India to New Guinea). For the first time, this decorative aglaonema flower was found in the forests of Malaysia at the end of the 19th century. Most species are distinguished by survivability and the ability to adapt to the most, at first glance, unsuitable conditions for growth and development.

The name of the genus "Aglaonema" in Greek means "aglaia" - "shine" and "nema" - "stamen" - due to the presence of shiny stamens in some species. About a century and a half ago, aglaonema (Aglaonema Schott) was first described by the Austrian botanist and director of the famous Vienna Botanical Garden H. Schott.

1. Aglaonema is valued because of the beautiful decorative variegated leaves that have an intricate pattern (see photo). This plant is very similar to dieffenbachia.
2. By purchasing aglaonema for home floriculture, you can be sure that it will always delight the eye with the freshness of green leaves.
3. Caring for the plant is very simple, it is not at all demanding on lighting, so even a novice grower can successfully grow it.
4. More demanding on lighting - variegated forms with many light silvery spots, for example A. 'Silver Queen', A. 'Silver King', A. 'Maria Cristina'.

Begonia

• BEGONIA(Begonia L.)
• Begoniaceae family.
• Homeland: tropics and subtropics of Asia, Africa and America.

There are many types of begonias and they are all beautiful in their own way. These are perennial, herbaceous plants or low shrubs with bright flowers, stems of various shapes and colors, and leaves that have a somewhat oblique shape. Begonia forms flowers irregular, same-sex, monoecious. Tepals unequal, brightly colored; the fruit is a box. Most of them bloom all summer, but if they are in good home conditions, begonias can bloom in autumn and even winter.

The classification of begonias is very interesting, which can be conditionally divided into groups, each of which implies a certain method of reproduction, common characteristics that unite them into groups (albeit of different types), which means that it is easy to determine what kind of care this or that home begonia needs ( see the example of domestic and foreign classification).

Gardenia - jasmine beauty

GARDENIA(Gardénia) is an amazingly beautiful tropical plant from the Rubiaceae family. It got its name at the end of the eighteenth century in honor of the American botanist Alexander Garden and, thanks to its beauty, won the love and admiration of amateur flower growers of that time.

It is not surprising that already in the nineteenth century, gardenia could be found not only in its homeland in tropical forests, but also in gardens, greenhouses in the USA, England, and Scotland. It has even come to be known as the "labeled flower" because the beautiful white or cream flowers of the gardenia very often adorned the buttonholes of English gentlemen's frock coats and tuxedos. True, in the twentieth century, gardenia for some reason was not popular. But now this beautiful flower has again gained the attention and recognition of houseplant lovers. But in order for the gardenia in our homes and gardens to remain as beautiful as in their homeland, you need to get to know it properly ...

Hibiscus

HIBISCUS(Hibiscus) is an extensive genus of plants from the Malvaceae family. Includes from 150 to 200-220 species, growing mostly in Southeast Asia - Indonesia, South China, the islands of Haiti, Fiji, Sumatra, Java, Sri Lanka. The genus has an ancient Greek name stock roses Alcea rosea L.

As a rule, hibiscus are evergreen or deciduous shrubs and trees, but there are also perennial and annual herbs.

1. Among them there are wild and cultivated plants. There are luxurious specimens of foreign hybrid hibiscus, well known in different countries of the world.
2. For a great love of moisture in America, one of the species is called the “swamp mallow”.
3. There they form whole thickets, lushly covered with flowers, on wet floodplain meadows.
4. Hibiscus has many names - hibiscus, red rose, red sorrel, okra, kenaf, rose of sharon, mallow of Venice, Chinese rose.
5. Chinese rose has become one of the spectacular indoor plants that can be grown in large planters or beautiful flowerpots.
6. Charming single flowers - simple, semi-double or double - can reach a diameter of 16 cm. The color spectrum of flowers is very diverse: from bright red and crimson to orange and yellow.

sour

OXIS(genus Oxalis) - an unusually simple plant that in nature forms a cover of a shady moist forest, and indoors it is an indoor flower, reminiscent of a flock of butterflies perched on a window. For the peculiar shape of the leaf, personifying the Holy Trinity, the Irish chose the shamrock (sour leaf) as a national symbol and placed it on their coat of arms.

The plant is native to the tropics and subtropics of all continents. Today, dense thickets of oxalis can be found in the forests of South America, Africa, Southern Europe, as well as in the spruce forests of central Russia. Oxalis is a plant with sour-tasting leaves, which is also popularly called hare cabbage. And indeed, sour leaves contain salts of oxalic acid, are rich in carotene, vitamin C and are edible ... - "Hare Cabbage"

This herbaceous annual or perennial plant belongs to the oxalis family, numbering about 800 species of oxalis. Today, some types of oxalis are cultivated as houseplants: K. Deppe, K. Marcius, K. Ortgis.

The leaves are heart-shaped, alternate, most often trifoliate on long stems. Their color varies from green to brown-red, with an unusual pattern, sometimes two-tone. Oxalis flowers form from April to October with regular five-petal or star-shaped flowers of various colors.

Monstera

MONSTERA(lat. Monstéra) - a hardy decorative leaf liana, simply called a crybaby among us, a genus of the Aroid family, has long adorned our interiors as a tapeworm. In favorable conditions, especially in winter gardens, the monstera plant can reach 3-5 m in height (see photo).

Homeland - tropical forests of South and Central America. In the south, the range covers almost the entire territory of Brazil, and in the north it includes the Yucatan Peninsula and most of Mexico. In the 19th century, Monstera was brought to Southeast Asia and successfully introduced there.

At the beginning of the 18th century, legends circulated in Europe about giant killer plants found in the South American wilds. Thanks to such legends, the monster got its name, in Latin "monstrum" - "monster". According to some other sources, the name "monstera" comes from the Latin "monstrosus", i.e. "wonderful", "wonderful"

Fuchsia

• Family: Fireweed (Onagraceae).
• Origin: Tropics of the New World.

The graceful plant is called a dancing flower or a ballerina, a "Japanese lantern", and for some, its flowers may resemble the fluttering of exotic butterflies. Numerous lush flowers with beautiful "skirts" delight us with bright colors throughout the summer - see photo fuchsia ...

This unusually popular and flowering culture was bred by the French botanist Charles Plumiere back in 1695. But the fuchsia flower owes its name to the German scientist - Dr. Leonart Fuchs. In fact, the fuchsia class comes from willow weeds.

Being brought from Chile to England at the end of the 18th century, this subspecies was cultivated and quickly spread throughout Europe. Thanks to the efforts of breeders, over a hundred varieties and hybrids of fuchsia have been bred to date, differing in flower size and color.

Hoya

HOYA(Hoya) is one of the most common and fastest growing indoor flowering vines. It is often grown under the name "wax ivy", often without realizing what kind of plant it is. Hoya got its name in honor of the English gardener Thomas Hoy (English Thomas Hoy, 1750-1822), who worked for the Duke of Northumberland for a long time, mostly in greenhouses with tropical plants.

This is a large genus of evergreen tropical plants (lianas or shrubs) with milky juice, of the Lastovnye family, whose origin is South and Southeast Asia, the western coast of Australia, Polynesia. Most species of hoya grow in light forest, using woody plants as a support.

This flowering liana hoya (wax ivy) has long been valued by gardeners, in particular in its homeland in Australia, where many of its varieties were bred. Many are cultivated as ornamentals, but some species are as showy as Hoya macgillivrayi. At home, it is a powerful climbing plant with succulent glossy evergreen leaves and bunches of large cup-shaped flowers that smell strongly at night. With proper care, domestic hoya blooms profusely and for a long time.

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Aloe

• Aloe leaves: long, triangular, green, with a bluish tint. Aloe leaves striped marbled or with whitish pustules, on an upright stalk, which in some species forms a real trunk, or collected in a basal rosette. The margins of the leaves are smooth or toothed.
• Aloe flowers: in summer, tubular, green, orange, yellow or red, collected in spikelets.
• Aloe location: in bright but not scorching sun.

Biphrenarians

• Biphrenaria (lat. bifrenaria)- epiphytic orchids close to lycasts. Biphrenaria (lat. bifrenaria)- epiphytic orchids close to lycasts.
• Biphrenaria leaves: 30 cm long, one on each pseudobulb. Pseudobulbs biphrenaria have longitudinal grooves and are pressed against each other.
• Biphrenaria flowers: in spring, 1 or 2 fleshy, very fragrant flowers 7–8 cm in diameter.
• Biphrenaria Location: at the window, in the sun.

Hyacinth

• Oriental hyacinths (Latin hyacinthus orientalis)- perennial unpretentious bloomingbulbous plants, grown at home for the sake of flowers.
• Leaves hyacinths: 15 - 35 cm long, straight, slightly concave, light green.
• Flowers hyacinths: large, up to 20 cm inflorescences - brushes of fragrant bell flowers, of various colors, on a fleshy peduncle.
• Location hyacinths: east or north window. Do not place more than 1 m from the window.

Hypeastrum

• Hippeastrums (Latin hippeastrum)- perennial flowering bulbous plants.
• Leaves hippeastrums: 30 - 50 cm long, light green, long, fleshy, arcuate, develop in pairs after the flowers appear.
• Hippeastrum flowers: long full peduncle bears 2-4 funnel-shaped flowers up to 15 cm in diameter, consisting of 6 petals, pink, white, bright red, bicolor. Hippeastrums bloom 2 - 3 weeks.
• Location hippeastrums: near the window, with shading from direct sunlight.

Cordilina

• Apical cordylines (Latin cordyline terminalis) - shrubs close to dracaena. Cordylines apical form a crown on a short trunk. The lower leaves fall off with age.
• Cordolina leaves apical: lanceolate, dense, 25-40 cm long, with green, red, cream and purple spots or stripes depending on the variety.
• Cordolina flowers apical: in 10-year-old plants in summer you can see a long peduncle with white fragrant flower stars.
• Cordolina location apical: cordolina apical with green leaves can stand in poorly lit places, colored varieties require more light.

crocuses

• Crocuses (lat. crocus hybrides) are small perennial corms bloomingplants. crocuses can be grown both indoors and outdoors.
• Leaves crocuses: long, spiky, thin, white and green striped, appear before flowers.
• Crocus flowers: wide cups of 5 petals, with orange pistil and stamens, purple, blue, blue with white veins, white, pinkish-lilac.
• Location crocuses: near a bright window.

daffodils

• Daffodils (lat. narcissus) - bulbous early bloomingplants. daffodils can be grown both at home and in the garden.
• Leaves of daffodils: 15 to 60 cm long, narrow, erect, often slightly concave.
• Flowers of daffodils: on a long flexible peduncle, one or more flowers, consisting of a tubular crown surrounded by 6 lobes near the flower bed, forming a kind of corolla, white or yellow. Available with pink and orange flowers.
• Location daffodils: direct sunlight.

Indoor roses

• Indoor roses (lat. rosa)- branched

Indoor flowers are a bright decoration of an apartment or house. They produce oxygen, it will become easier to breathe in the room. They won't wither like a bouquet. It is interesting to watch the flowers, the process of the appearance of buds, their transformation into a flower, cheer up.

To have a blooming garden in an apartment, it is not necessary to be a florist and understand the intricacies of caring for plants. Unpretentious indoor plants blooming all year round make it possible to decorate your home in an interesting way and not spend a lot of time caring for them.

Unpretentious indoor flowers for an apartment

Flowers unpretentious in care are quite popular. There are several dozen types of them. They easily adapt to indoor growing conditions. Do not require special care technologies. You do not need to spend a lot of time caring for a mini garden. You choose the plants that you like the most.

If you choose plants that bloom all year round, in winter you will have your own garden on the windowsill. What are unpretentious indoor plants blooming all year round and how to choose them?

The plant blooms until autumn, and as soon as the day begins to shorten, its flowering gradually fades away. The plant enters the phase of winter sleep. But, if you provide regular watering and constant artificial lighting, will bloom all year round.

Indoor maple resembles a tree with leaves, like a maple. Thanks to this feature, the plant got its name. Flower care consists in regular watering and monitoring its growth. From time to time, you need to pinch off shoots that do not grow as you planned.

Abutilon can be natural and hybrid. Hybrid varieties of plants are distinguished by a variety of flower colors and their shape.

This plant is popularly known as "male happiness". It is often given to men; the flower is unpretentious in care. The plant perfectly adapts to room conditions. The rules for caring for a flower are simple: provide constant diffused light, water regularly and maintain humidity.

It has large fleshy dark green leaves and a pronounced cob flower. The flower itself is surrounded by a colored leaf of red, white or pink. Anthurium symbolizes strength, passion and masculinity, activates male energy in the house.

These indoor plants blooming all year round have flowers of white, red, raspberry color. Pelargonium blooms almost continuously. She will decorate the apartment all year round. The flowers have a faint spicy aroma.

Pelargonium care is simple. Water regularly, monitor the color and condition of the flower. The flower can grow high or low. The height of the bush depends on the lighting in the room. If you need the bush to be tall, then put the flower pot in the shade. Pelargonium will stretch in height, remaining just as beautiful.

Geranium magnificent can be called a classic. It is in almost every home. This plant blooms all year round if you remember to water it. has a specific smell. It can smell like lilac, mint, lemon or rose.

The plant perfectly repels flies, disinfects the air from bacteria, germs and dampness. Putting Geranium near your bed is not recommended. If you breathe in its aroma for a long time, your head will hurt.

Make sure the Geranium has plenty of light. It is placed in the southern part of the apartment or house. Watering the plant should not be plentiful and rare. When Geranium is watered every day, it can die.

She's a Hibiscus. An unpretentious houseplant that blooms all year round can be of incredible beauty. Chinese rose does not need special care. It is worth putting it in a bright place, and it will systematically delight you with small roses of red, raspberry or pink color. During the flowering period, the rose should be watered more. Lack of water can adversely affect its appearance. Dry soil is the main cause of bud drop.

A thermophilic plant that loves water but does not like to be sprayed. will not bloom if she is cold. The optimum temperature for a flower is 20 degrees Celsius. Begonia can suffer from fungal diseases, so dry leaves and flowers are removed immediately after they appear.

The flower will bloom brightly if it is placed closer to the light source. There are about 20 plant species. If you are just starting to grow flowers, it is easier to buy a blood red Begonia, care for it is effortless.

A plant with a complex name and interesting white flowers. Spathiphyllum is perfect for those who are just learning how to care for flowers. The plant tolerates the absence of water and light. If left for a week, the flower will not die.

Spathiphyllum has long shoots and white flowers. They look like calla lilies, which can be seen in wedding bouquets. The plant blooms all year round. The flowering boom occurs in the summer. At this time of the year, the plant pleases with a lush, intense color.

These indoor plants are also very unpretentious, bloom all year round and can stand without watering for a whole month. The plant does not like strong moisture. It can grow both in the shade and in bright light. Kalanchoe blooms with small flowers, reddish or yellow.

Blooms all year round. Leaves are almost invisible behind its flowers. Thanks to the assortment of varieties, it is easy to choose a flower that fits perfectly into the apartment. Balsam requires regular watering and spraying. It tolerates temperature fluctuations well.

He is China Rose. The plant blooms all year round from spring to autumn. It has an interesting feature, its flower lives only a day. Then new buds appear again and so on in a circle. grows in the form of a tree. It constantly needs to be shaped so that the plant is neat. During the flowering period, it is better to put the flower in a bright place. There Hibiscus will show itself in full glory.

You can choose Hibiscus with interesting shapes and colors. Modern varieties are pleasantly pleasing to the eye with their diversity and juiciness.

The second name of this plant is "Colombian Beauty". The plant blooms until winter, with beautiful flowers. For the winter, Koleria should be placed in a dark place, previously under the root, cutting off the shoots. It sleeps in the cold season. If Koleria does not rest, next season you will not see flowers or they will be negligible.

Koleria loves moderate watering and subdued light. If you pay attention to the plant in time, it will delight you with its lush color.

If you want bright, unpretentious indoor plants in your apartment, feel free to choose. This flower belongs to the Orchid family. Does not like direct sunlight and grows best in the eastern part of the house or apartment.

Phalaenopsis has golden yellow flowers with brown spots. The plant looks incredibly beautiful. Water the plant early in the morning with a small amount of water. The frequency of watering is regulated by the appearance of the plant and its condition.

This cute flower belongs to the succulent plant family. It has small spines on the leaves and blooms in small colors. Like cacti, Euphorbia Mile has small spines on the leaves. If you put a flower in a bright place, it will bloom profusely and all year round. Indoor plants, such as Mile, can be without water for a long time and, like all the above species, bloom almost all year round. It is very unpretentious in care and if you forget to water it a couple of times, its appearance will not deteriorate.

Thanks to the bracts, the flowers of the Euphorbia Mil plant are very bright, juicy, and interesting. The plant is perfect for the hallway, living room, it can be put in the bedroom.

Fuchsia blooms from spring to autumn. If you provide her with the right care, she will delight with flowers all year round. The apartment will feel good in a cool place, away from bright light. It is ideal to place the plant in the eastern or western part of the apartment.

Fuchsia loves regular watering and systematic care. The range of plant varieties will allow you to choose the right type for the color and shape of the flowers. Fuchsia will perfectly fit into any interior design of an apartment or house.

The plant came to our country from Asia. It has the shape of a bush, quite compact. Clerodendrum looks interesting, both in the office and in the apartment. Blooms from spring until autumn. With regular care, it can bloom all year round.

Clerodendrum flowers are corolla-shaped and look spectacular. During the flowering season, the plant needs regular care and feeding. The soil in the pot should be constantly moist. But, pouring a flower is also not worth it. If the air in the room is dry, the plant is sprayed every day with water at room temperature.

In the winter season, the flower rests and recovers. It is transferred to a room with a temperature of 12 degrees Celsius, the number of waterings is reduced and left here until spring.

This type of plant is quite popular, because it does not require significant care and blooms all year round. Violet blooms in small flowers, has fluffy leaves with villi. The color of the flowers depends on the variety of the plant. You need to water Saintpaulia in a pan so that the leaves do not become moldy and do not rot.

During the flowering period, the plant is watered twice a month. The earth in a pot is covered with moss. It not only looks beautiful, but also useful for the flower. If the plant is regularly watered and fed, it will bloom almost all year round.

In the people, this plant is called "Wax ". The flower does not need regular watering. Due to the fact that water accumulates in the leaves of the flower, the plant can live without watering for up to 2 months. Carnosa can live without regular feeding. Feels best in the south side of the apartment, but the northern part of the room will not die.

If suddenly the flower dries up, this is not a reason to panic. Tear off a couple of shoots and put them in a glass of water for 1.5 weeks. Shoots sprout roots and the plant can be potted again. Replanting an adult plant is rarely worth it. This is done only when the old pot is already small for him.

With regular care and feeding, Karnoza will delight you with its beauty all year round.

Unpretentious indoor plants blooming all year round are always in demand. Not everyone has time to devote it to flowers, but they want to be closer to nature. The Decembrist is an interesting plant that will delight you with flowers throughout the year. They say that if the Decembrist blooms at Christmas, a happy year awaits you.

The Decembrist has leaves that look like a long chain and small flowers of an almost fiery color. The plant is not afraid of temperature changes, can live without frequent watering. It can be kept indoors with dim lighting.

When the Decembrist blooms, it cannot be moved from place to place. This plant is "cowardly" from movement will drop all the flowers. In the winter season, the Decembrist will delight your eyes with juicy and bright colors. The plant does well in vertical flower stands.

Clivia is native to South Africa, with its humid climate. The plant can grow in almost any environment. It is placed where other plants could not live. You can water the flower as you like. Clivia does not tolerate only frank busting of water.

The plant tolerates the absence of strong lighting perfectly and can live in a darkened living room or in the hallway. Clivia begins to bloom in February. This is wonderful, because during this period there is not enough summer and heat.

The flower has long shoots, orange, red flowers look like a bell. Perfectly manages without top dressing and spraying. Clivia is an ideal plant for busy people who forget to take care of flowers.

This plant can live in almost any environment. It perfectly tolerates shade, temperature changes. Fatsia will feel fine even by the central heating battery. The plant blooms with bright lush flowers, has fleshy and green leaves.

It is beneficial to grow such a plant at home. It is considered an energy donor, it will fill you with energy and absorb negative experiences. In addition, Fatsia disinfects the air by destroying bacteria and microbes. If Geranium cannot be placed in the bedroom, then Fatsia will be useful here.

The plant is not very whimsical, but requires self-care. Thanks to beautiful, bright colors, she is taken care of and kept in the apartment. A room rose in the warm season can be taken out to the veranda or put on the balcony.

With proper care, the plant blooms profusely all year round. The interval between the formation of new flowers and the death of old ones is about 7 weeks. The rose loves sunlight, but you should not allow the plant to overheat.

Best of all, the rose grows in the eastern part of the room, you can place the plant in the western part of the room. The optimum temperature in the room is up to 25 degrees Celsius.

The plant needs to be sprayed (once every few days) and watered well. Do not let the soil dry out, this will negatively affect the appearance of the rose. In the cold season, the rose is transferred to a room with a temperature of only 11-15 degrees Celsius and the frequency of watering is reduced. If the plant is regularly looked after, it will delight you with its lush color and beauty.

The plant resembles a small bush, has small flowers of red-orange color. perfectly tolerates dry air, so it does not need spraying. The plant is kept on the southern windows of the room, but protected from direct sunlight.

Watering should be moderate. Do not flood the flower, it may die from this. In the winter season, the frequency of watering is reduced. Primrose blooms all year round and looks spectacular, both in a private apartment and in the office.

Jasmine is a houseplant with evergreen leaves and small flowers collected in inflorescences. Depending on the type of plant, the flowers may or may not smell. Jasmine is placed on the east or west window of the apartment so that it has enough light.

Watering the plant should be plentiful, but do not flood the flower. Water the flower only when the soil is dry. Water for irrigation can be slightly warmed up or taken distilled. When the flower is actively growing (April-August), it is fertilized with potash fertilizers once a week.

Jasmine blooms almost all year round. If you get used to it, then caring for the plant will not take much time, and the flower will decorate your house for many years.

It looks like a chamomile. The shade of flowers can be red, pink, white or yellow. Gerbera tolerates drafts well. In summer, the plant can be sent to the balcony, where it will stay until autumn.

When watering Gerbera, try not to get water on the flowers. Moisture can cause fungal diseases on them. Water the flower regularly, but with a small amount of water. The optimum temperature for keeping Gerberas is 20 degrees Celsius in summer and 12-15 degrees in winter.

In order for the flower to bloom magnificently, it must be fertilized 2 times a month with fertilizers for indoor plants. In care, Gerbera does not require much attention, but her flowers are simply impossible not to notice.

A plant with evergreen leaves and quivering flowers. Despite the fact that the plant blooms all year round, the flowers live only a day and die off. The plant can be in the form of a bush or liana. The leaves of Ruellia are dark green with white veins.

At the same time, several buds appear on the plant, several flowers bloom. Ruellia grows well on the western and eastern windows in the apartment. If you put it on the north window, then in winter it may not have enough light. Water the plant as the soil in the pot dries out. By autumn, the frequency of watering is reduced. Autumn and winter is the period when the plant is restored. He doesn't need a lot of water. The optimum temperature for keeping a flower is 19-24 degrees Celsius.

A plant that blooms at any time of the year. With fleshy leaves and beautiful candle-like flowers, Pachistachis is a leader among flowers. If you need unpretentious indoor plants blooming all year round, it is chosen more often than other flowers.

The plant loves diffused light and relatively cool temperatures. You can not put a flower near the central heating battery. Warm air adversely affects the plant. Drafts should be avoided and fresh air should be provided to the flower.

It is ideal to keep Pachistachis indoors, which is often ventilated. But, pay attention, there should be no drafts. The dryness of the air in the room can be compensated by spraying the plant. It will appreciate your efforts and will bloom bright and lush.

Ethiopian calla is an unpretentious plant that can grow in a darkened room. It has fragile stems and pale white flowers. Fluctuations in temperature, humidity and light do not affect plant growth.

The plant begins to bloom in November and until May. June and July are periods of rest for Calla. At this time, reduce the frequency of watering and try not to move the pot with the plant.

In spring and autumn, the leaves of the flower may die off, which will eventually be replaced by new shoots. Dead leaves are removed to prevent mold and fungal diseases from developing. With constant care, Calla blooms intensively almost all year round.

Whatever kind of flowers you buy, it is worth remembering that every plant needs a recovery period. Flowers cannot bloom all year round without respite. If you provide the plant with constant care and give it time to recover, it will delight you with its beauty for a long time.

Do you want to decorate your home with beautiful plants? Today on our website we will provide you with the most popular indoor flowers - photos and names, care at home. Flora for your own home should be chosen not only in appearance, but also according to existing home conditions. If the plant feels uncomfortable, its appearance will not please the eye.

Indoor flowers - photo

Indoor Flowers - Illustrated Names of Popular Varieties

Azalea

This is one of the most common indoor plants. The photo shows what highly decorative properties it has. Azalea blooms almost all winter, which makes it especially desirable for growing at home.

In the photo, the beautiful Azalea

To get a truly beautiful indoor plant, you need to follow the following care rules:

Lighting- Azalea loves a lot of light, but does not tolerate direct midday rays.
Moisturizing- it is necessary to take care of high humidity and regular watering. In this case, you can not spray the leaves and flowers.
Temperature- Azalea blooms best in cool conditions (10-18 ° C).
Top dressing - carried out once a month, during the flowering period more often.

It is very important to regularly trim the azalea bush so that a beautiful ball flaunts in the pot.

Maranth family

Of the beautiful indoor plants without flowers, representatives of the Maranth family (about 400 species) have won special love. At home, you can find various varieties from the following genera:

Maranta is a compact and unpretentious home culture that easily tolerates dry soil and air.
Calathea is a tall plant (up to 80 cm) with large leaves, very demanding to care for.
Ktenanta - in care is as demanding as Calathea.
Stromantha is a compact plant with long sharp leaves that needs especially careful care.

Indoor flowers of the Maranth family

Home care for representatives of the Maranth family:

Lighting- good, but without direct rays.
Humidity- watering should be frequent, and the air should be humid (regular spraying will help).
temperature- it is impossible to allow drafts and cooling down to +18 ° С.
Fertilizer - the culture should be fed once a month.

areca palm

This type of palm differs from the rest in its special decorativeness and rapid growth. At home, most often you can find such a variety as Chrysolidocarpus yellowish.

Areca palm for home use

Care to maintain the beauty of the palm tree should be aimed at creating conditions for the hot tropics:

Lighting- Areca palm prefers bright sunlight. It is not recommended to abruptly change the position of the pot.
Humidity- Recommended frequent watering and spraying.
Temperature- the ideal option is to maintain the air temperature within 18-25 °C. If the air warms up more, it is necessary to increase the humidity.
Fertilizer- held at intervals of 2-3 weeks, but only in spring and summer.

Soleirolia

For those who like to decorate windows with live green balls, Soleyroliya is suitable. This openwork grass grows rapidly, creeping along the ground and creating an air cushion above the pot. Different species differ in the shade of small leaves. Soleyroliya is often planted in flowerpots with large flowers to increase the decorative effect.

In the photo, openwork Soleyroliya

Care at home:

Lighting- soleirolia loves shade, so it will feel bad on well-lit windows.
Humidity- a resident of the subtropics is demanding on the amount of water. It should be watered through the pan and often sprayed over the entire cap.
Temperature- should be maintained at a level of 18-23 ° C. The plant does not tolerate cold, and when it is hot, the soil dries quickly.
Fertilizer- once a month in winter, more often in summer.

indoor bamboo

In fact, bamboo is not grown at home, but the stems of Sander's dracaena, painfully similar to it, are very similar. The shoots turn out to be very tenacious, and they grow them at home completely without soil.

Caring for indoor bamboo is very simple.

Features of caring for indoor bamboo in water:

You need to deepen the lower ends by 1-2 cm.
Water change weekly.
Once a month, add liquid top dressing.
Avoid bright light.

After the roots appear, the plant can be safely planted in the soil. It is necessary to use a light substrate and arrange a good drainage layer. Dracaena Sandera needs well-moistened soil, frequent spraying and warmth. It must be accustomed to the sun's rays gradually.

Spathiphyllum

This very common plant is popularly called female happiness. Flowers may be white or red. Spathiphyllum is known for its ability to purify the air at home.

Spathiphyllum purifies the air at home

Light- scattered.
Humidity- high, frequent spraying.
Temperature- comfortable for the person.

Zamioculcas

Zamiokulkas, or a dollar tree, looks quite unusual, which, along with unpretentiousness, fell in love with so many people. It is suitable for any interior at home or office. Zamioculcas is a plant for the laziest flower growers. It retains a supply of moisture in the stems, and therefore can survive even a long drought.

Zamioculcas

Conditions and care:

Light- plentiful but scattered.
Moisturizing- moderate watering; in summer (during the period of active growth) - plentiful. You can carry out a rare spraying.
Temperature- constant heat (not lower than 18 °С).

Indoor violet

There are many varieties of this delicate house plant with different leaves and flowers. Violet is by and large unpretentious in care, but she should fully enjoy the proposed living conditions.

Indoor violet is great for growing at home

Primary requirements:

Lighting- long (12-14 hours), but no direct rays.
Moisturizing- do not let the earth dry out, pour water only under a bush or in a pan, do not spray the leaves.
Temperature- 18-25 °С. At higher values, increase the humidity.
Fertilizer- in spring and summer once every three weeks, the rest of the time - once a month.

Philodendron

This vine began to be grown as a houseplant several centuries ago. A special support is installed in the pot, or the branches are allowed to trail along the wall. The genus Philodendron is represented by many varieties, the main difference of which is the size and shape of the leaves.

Philodendron at home

Philodendron care:

Lighting- the liana is used to climbing trees in dense forests, so it will calmly develop in the back of the room only with artificial lighting.
Moisturizing- the soil should always be moist, and the humidity at home should not be lowered more than up to 55%.
Temperature- a tropical guest needs constant warmth (not lower than 15 ° C).
Fertilizer- make only in the warm season once every 2-3 weeks.

Kalanchoe

Blooming Kalanchoe is a lovely home decoration (see photo) if those living in it do not have allergies. It is often presented as a gift instead of a bouquet. If you provide the plant with proper care, the flowering period will be long and often repeated. It is worth noting that medicinal varieties do not bloom and are not used to decorate living space.

In the photo blooming Kalanchoe

An indoor flower called Kalanchoe is undemanding to care for. Here are the main conditions:

Lighting- bright, but scattered, no more than 10 hours a day (in view of this, flowering occurs in winter).
Moisturizing- Kalanchoe tolerates drought well, it should not be heavily flooded (especially in winter).
Temperature- growth and flowering occur when this indicator is between 18-28 ° C.
top dressing- carried out only during the flowering period.

Dracaena

This miniature palm always looks good at home, refreshing the interior. Of the hundreds of species in everyday life, only a few of the most unpretentious are grown. The photo shows one of them. The plant is famous not only for its grace, but also for the ability to purify the air from harmful impurities.

Dracaena

A little about maintenance:

Lighting- bright, but without direct rays.
Moisturizing- watering is carried out as the top layer of the earth dries out; in summer, foliar moistening is additionally carried out.
Temperature- for subtropical Dracaena, cool conditions are created in winter, and for tropical ones, this indicator is always maintained at 18 ° C.
Fertilizer- top dressing is applied only in summer once every 2-3 weeks.

Money tree (fat woman)

This plant is now in almost every home. Someone likes its unusual round and thick leaves, other flower growers believe in the magical ability of a fat woman to attract money to the house. The leaves of this room culture have medicinal properties - they are eaten or applied to wounds.

Pictured is a money tree

Home care:

Lighting- the fat girl loves the bright sun, so the south window is perfect for her.
Moisturizing- the money tree tolerates drought well, but reacts extremely negatively to waterlogging. In winter, watering should be especially scarce.
Temperature- to maintain growth in the warm season, the temperature is maintained at 20-10 ° C, for the winter it is reduced to 12-14 ° C.
Fertilizer- use top dressing for succulent plants and only during the growth period.

Koleria

A popular houseplant with summer flowering, it is a relative of the room violet. Koleria is a flower with a dormant period. For the winter, an empty pot or dug tubers are stored in a cool place (10-15 ° C), moistening from time to time.

Different types of Koleria at home

A few words about care:

Lighting- koleria loves light, but not direct summer rays.
Moisturizing- Watering should be moderate.
Temperature- 20-25 ° C in the active phase, 10-15 ° C - during the rest period.

Additional list of indoor flowers with photos and names

In the photo Plumeria

Pictured is Hathior

In the photo Orchid

Pictured is Bougainvillea

christmas star

Today we will talk about favorite and popular indoor plants.

Indoor plants are planted to decorate the interior, refresh, purify the air in the room and as an alternative to live pets, because some people care for plants like children.

Without flowers in pots, mini shrubs, exotic palm trees, orchids, containers with summer flowering seedlings on the balconies, would you agree that our life would be many times more boring and gray?

In addition to the fact that flowers at home are beautiful, cute, there is another aspect - status - expensive, original plants in large houses, apartments, cottages - they ennoble, stylize, and increase the price of the interior.

Among the palms and treelike, the most popular are: Yucca, Dieffenbachia, Dracaena, Monstera, Ficus.

Yucca

“Yucca (lat. Yúcca) is a genus of tree-like evergreen plants of the Agave family (Agavaceae). Previously, this genus was included in the subfamily Dracaenoideae of the Liliaceae family (Liliaceae), later they began to be included in the Agave family (Agavaceae). According to modern concepts, the Yucca genus belongs to the Asparagaceae family.

Pictured is Yucca

Yucca aloifolia most often lives in our apartments - this is a decorative and miniature view of these plants. Yucca is not decorative grows mainly in hot countries - in the southern United States, Mexico and Central America.

dieffenbachia

"Diffenbachia (lat. Dieffenbachia) is a genus of evergreen plants of the Aroid family (Araceae), common in the tropics of South and North America."

In the photo dieffenbachia

A plant with large oval leaves, a green stem, can reach a height of 2-3 meters, rarely blooms under artificial conditions. Leaf juice is poisonous, causes dermatitis, burns of the throat, skin. Handle the plant with gloves and keep away from children.

Dracaena

“Dracaena (lat. Dracāena) is a genus of plants of the Asparagus family, trees or succulent shrubs. The number of species, according to various sources, is from forty to one hundred and fifty. Most of the species are found in Africa, a few in southern Asia, and one in the tropics of Central America.”

In the photo Dracaena

As well as yucca from the asparagus family. Looks like a yucca.

At home, several varieties of dracaena are grown. A worthy plant, harmoniously brightens up the interior.

Monstera (philodendron)

“Monstera (lat. Monstéra) - large tropical plants, creepers; genus of the Aroid family.

In the photo of Monster

In a non-decorative version, it is common in hot countries - in the tropical rainforests of the equatorial belt of America, parts of Brazil, and Mexico.

Liana with huge "leaky" leaves, if well looked after, is a beautiful plant. There are versions that absorb negative energy, emit carbon dioxide at night, so you can’t put it in the bedroom.

ficus

“Ficus (lat. Ficus) is a genus of plants of the Mulberry family (Moraceae), in which it forms a monotypic tribe Ficus (Ficeae). Most species are evergreen, some are deciduous.

There are only about 840 types of ficus, some of them are decorative, they can be grown at home.

The most popular home species: Ficus rubber, Ficus dwarf, Ficus Benjamin.

Each species has many more varieties, varieties.

Ficus Benjamin. Usually a small tree with pointed oblong glossy leaves. At home, with good care, such a plant grows up to 2-3 meters in height.

Pictured is Ficus Benjamin

About varieties of ficus Bendzhanimin: “There are many varieties with leaves of different sizes, colors and shapes. The most popular with Russian flower growers: Danielle, Exotica, Monique, Barok, variegated Starlight and Reginald, small-leaved Natasja, Kinky, Wiandi. Dwarf varieties are used for bonsai."

At auctions (on the Internet, for example), you can buy such a flower for 400-1000 rubles.

Ficus rubbery- a tree with large, dense, pointed-oval smooth, glossy leaves 20-30 cm long and 10-20 wide.

Pictured is Ficus rubbery

“The most famous decorative varieties:

Ficus elastica ‘Decora’ - with bronze young leaves;

Ficus elastica ‘Doescheri’ - withcolorfulleaves«.

"Ficus Benjamin is the symbol tree of Bangkok, the capital of Thailand." It is difficult to imagine, but these green trees are relatives of fig trees growing in warm countries, on fig trees, or fig trees, berries such as figs grow. Figs are very sweet and healthy berries, we sell them in dried form. Sometimes decorative ficuses also bear fruit, somewhat similar to figs.

There is even an experience when ficus was grown from the seeds of figs bought on the market, you just need to be patient and take good care of it, although according to the reviews of those who grew such a miracle, it is very unpretentious, after germination it quickly gains in growth. The small fig tree is quite a trendy house plant.

Among the succulent houseplants and cacti, the most popular are: Crassula, Aloe, Kalanchoe, Cacti, Sansevieria, Euphorbia.

Fat woman (or money tree)

“Crassula (lat. Crássula) is a genus of succulent plants of the Crassula family. Includes from 300 to 350 species, of which more than two hundred grow in South Africa; a significant number of species are distributed in Tropical Africa and Madagascar, several species are found in southern Arabia.

Many species are used in indoor floriculture; houseplants of this genus with round, coin-like leaves are sometimes referred to as the "money tree."

On the photo is a fat woman

It grows rather slowly, a compact tree with a dense tender trunk and fleshy, oval leaves in the form of coins. The leaves contain a lot of arsenic, so it is dangerous to eat them, you need to remove the plant away from children.

With good care, it can bloom, but it does not bloom very effectively.

Aloe

“Aloe (lat. Áloë) is a genus of succulent plants of the subfamily Asphodelaceae of the Xanthorrhoeaceae family, containing more than 500 species distributed in Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.”

Pictured is Aloe arborescens

In the decorative version, the most popular species are Aloe arborescens and Aloe aristata. Aloe is a very useful flower. Its juice heals wounds, helps with a cold. Raw materials are widely used in medicine for the manufacture of drugs.

Kalanchoe

“Kalanchoe, also Kalanchoe (lat. Kalanchoë) is a genus of succulent plants of the Crassulaceae family. More than two hundred species are known, growing in tropical and South Africa, South and Southeast Asia and in the tropics of South America.

Pictured is Kalanchoe

In the photo, flowering species of Kalanchoe

Also a very useful flower, the juice has healing properties. On each leaf, “babies” are “born” to collapse: small plants with roots, you just need to plant the finished plant in the ground in a couple of months. Ordinary Kalanchoe is a rather inexpressive plant, all the power is rather in its healing properties. But the flowering options are very beautiful, bright, expressive.

cacti

"Cactus, or Cacti (lat. Cactaceae) - a family of perennial flowering plants of the order Carnation."

Among the cacti there are very interesting and unusual representatives, they bloom very beautifully. There are versions that cacti absorb radiation, thereby protecting a person from it, it is recommended to place the plant near a computer monitor and radiation sources.

Spurge

At home, several types of milkweed are grown: for example, Euphorbia fat or plump Euphorbia obesa, Euphorbia beautiful Euphorbia pulcherrima-or poinsettia (Star of Bethlehem), Euphorbia white-veined Euphorbia leuconeura, Euphorbia Mil Euphorbia mili, Euphorbia triangular Euphorbia trigona, Euphorbia large-horned Euphorbia grandicornis, etc. d.

In the photo, white-veined spurge

White-veined spurge is the most common spurge in the homes of Russians. It is poisonous, it is impossible for the juice to get on the skin, mucous membranes, especially when it falls into the hands of children.

Sansevieria (pike tail)

“Sansevieria (sansevier, sansevier, pike tail) is a genus of stemless evergreen perennial herbaceous plants of the Asparagus family. Plants of this genus are found in dry rocky regions of tropical and subtropical Africa, Madagascar, India, Indonesia and South Florida.

In the photo "pike tail"

The pike tail, as the people call this plant, is a very popular, unpretentious, inexpensive, easily propagating flower. There are several varieties of Sansevieria - spotted, miniature, in the form of roses, long feathers.

The leaves of this plant contain poisonous substances - sapopins. Ointments and medicines are made from sansevieria, for this the raw materials are processed, which neutralizes the toxicity.

Spathiphyllum

"Spathiphyllum, or Spathiphyllum (lat. Spathiphyllum) is a genus of perennial evergreens of the Aroid family (Araceae), some representatives are popular houseplants."

In the photo Spathiphyllum

Inexpensive pretty flower, no stem, "bunch of leaves from the ground." Blooms with good care. It can be a very voluminous, lush flower, stand on the floor in large pots.

African violet (or saintpaulia)

“Saintpaulia (lat. Saintpaulia) is a genus of flowering herbaceous plants of the Gesneriaceae family. One of the most common indoor plants; known in floriculture also under the name of the uzambar violet. Under natural conditions, it grows in the mountainous regions of East Africa.

It is a favorite house flower of many gardeners of all ages, a compact, sweet plant with bright and beautiful flowers. Violet is quite whimsical - personally in my experience and in the experience of friends. However, as the comments of lovers of these flowers on the Internet say, caring for these plants is simple, but you need to follow a number of rules:

“And I have them, about two hundred ... There are no special problems. I water under the root, feed once a month, in winter, I illuminate with lamps.

“I have a lot of violets, it is not whimsical, the only thing you need to water is only in the pan, in the winter once a week, in the summer twice a week, well, to stand on the sunny side, I stand on the window in the kitchen, the sun is there in the second half days-bloom 10 months a year.

“2 main conditions - do not pour and do not put in direct sunlight. I water mine once a week.

Violet reproduces conveniently: a leaf placed in water gives roots.

Gloxinia

“Gloxinia (lat. Gloxinia) is a genus of plants of the Gesneriaceae family. Named after the German or Alsatian botanist and physician Benjamin Peter Gloksin (1765-1794)."

As we can see, violet (saintpaulia and gloxinia are from the same genus of plants of the Gesneriaceae family. Gloxinia is very similar to violet, has a different leaf shape, larger flowers, sometimes in the form of bells. Propagated by tubers and cuttings, seeds.

Anthurium

“Anthurium (lat. Anthúrium) is a genus of evergreen plants of the Aroid family, or Aronnikovye (Araceae).

Possibly the most numerous genus of its family, modern sources number over 900, other (older) about 500 species.

The Latin name of the genus is derived from the ancient Greek words meaning "flower" and "tail".

In the photo Anthurium with blue flowers

Anthurium is similar to Spathiphyllum, but with red flowers - as we can see, they are of the same genus of evergreen plants of the Aroid family. Unusual, beautiful plant.

Schlumberger (or Decembrist)

“Schlumbergera (lat. Schlumbergera) is a genus of epiphytic cacti common in tropical forests in southeastern Brazil, including Rio de Janeiro, at an altitude of 900-2800 m. It was brought to Europe by the collector Allan Cunningham around 1816.”

In the photo, the Decembrist in bloom

We call this flower the Decembrist. Despite the fact that experts do not classify it as a capricious plant, according to the experience of many of my friends, it is quite sensitive to any adverse effects. It got its name because it blooms in winter, in December.

In addition to winter time, against the background of other flowers, it is gray and inconspicuous, and during flowering, all attitude towards it is manifested: if there was good care, the Decembrist will bloom profusely, with beautiful buds, if the care was bad, one or two pale flowers will come out.

Camellia

“Camellia (lat. Camellia) is an evergreen plant of the Tea family (Theaceae). The most famous species is Camellia sinensis (Chinese Camellia, or Tea, or Tea Bush), from the leaves of which raw materials for making tea are obtained. Many species of camellia are used in ornamental horticulture."

Indoor camellia is a beautiful plant, especially in flowering form. Capricious. You cannot move from place to place.

Geranium

Without geranium, it is impossible to imagine an old grandmother's house in the village, its smell, which causes either a headache or a slight clouding, cannot be separated from the memories of parents and grandmothers for many.

Pictured is a geranium

Azalea

"Azalea (lat. Azalea) is the collective name of some beautifully flowering plant species from the genus Rhododendron (Rhododendron)."