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From spring to fall, your outside garden may be a riot of colour, but what about inside gardens? While large, eye-catching green houseplants are popular, many indoor blooming plants can provide you with flowers all year long, bringing vibrant colour to your interior design. Some are especially charming since they arrive during the coldest days of winter.
A lot of indoor blooming plants are simple to grow and have a long lifespan. Giving them the appropriate light is the most crucial thing to keep in mind. Because they are tropical in nature, the majority of houseplants like bright, indirect light. That refers to light coming in from a window facing east, west, or south. Generally speaking, north-facing windows don't let in enough light, especially during the winter.
Above all, avoid overwatering! Overwatering is responsible for more houseplant deaths than underwatering. Before you water, stick your finger into the ground and test each time. If dirt sticks to your finger, it's still too wet. Take another test after a few more days. No plant enjoys damp feet! Applying moisture should always be done with caution.
Read on to find out which indoor blooming plants will look best in your dining room. These are the best plants for pets, so you won't have to worry about your furry friend either.
Flowering House Plants To Look For
Anthurium
One popular indoor plant that is mostly grown in cooler climates is anthurium. This is the most beautiful indoor flowering plant on the list and requires only a little care. Anthuriums are quite eye-catching, and their lovely blossoms and foliage will entice everyone, whether they are in your breakfast space or bedroom. These flowers can be placed anywhere in the room because they subtly change the atmosphere and leave everyone feeling at ease and satisfied.
Dendrobium Orchids
Beautiful indoor plants from the orchid family are called dendrobium orchids. These are, without a doubt, the most popular flowering plants in the world, whether they are grown indoors or out. Beautiful dendrobium orchids are available in a variety of colours, including orange, red, violet, yellow, pink, and more. Since dendrobium orchids are native to Southeast Asia and have big blooms, they work well as indoor flowering plants in urban areas.
Kalanchoe
Kalanchoes are usually grown as lovely houseplants for indoor use, but they are best grown in warm or moderate winter climates. This plant is readily available and needs little upkeep. Its four-petalled blooms and thick, dark green leaves add beauty to your dining room or office. With its many hues, including red, pink, magenta, orange, white, and yellow, this indoor plant is a must-have.
Violets
African violets are the ideal indoor flowering plant for those seeking minimum maintenance. These plants produce lovely, fragrant flowers all year long. The flowers range in tint from white to pale pink. With filtered sunlight, you can have beautifully blooming African violets that infuse your space and mood.
Begonia
Tropical and subtropical climates are the native habitat of begonias. These typical houseplants grow asymmetrically when inside. Begonias thrive in filtered sunshine and provide a stunning display in your space. Begonia plants usually have smaller flowers and bloom in a variety of colours, including yellow, red, pink, orange, and more.
Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas bloom organically in the spring, bright and green, with hundreds of petals. Two conditions are necessary for this lovely flower to grow as well as possible: wet soil and direct sunlight. It is reasonable to assume that your hydrangea flowers will continue to bloom if you can regularly irrigate the soil and place them near a well-lit window. They will bring amazing colour and greenery to your living or dining room, making them a lovely addition.
Peace Lily
Any home plant parent will be delighted by the peace lily's spoon-shaped white blossoms and glossy green leaves. Though they really bloom better in stronger, filtered light, peace lily plants like low to moderate light. Additionally, they love muddy, damp soil. These natives of Central America can survive for many years and even thrive on the care they receive. Because it doesn't mind a little extra water than normal, this tropical beauty is ideal for someone with a heavier watering hand.
Amaryllis
Amaryllis, native to Central and South America, is grown from autumn-sold bulbs that open into gorgeous trumpet-shaped flowers. These lovely blossoms should be kept in a sunny area because they will wilt and topple over in a poorly lit area, and nobody likes an amaryllis that does that. After giving the plant plenty of water, watch it shine. Even though they will only bloom for about a month, you can try to encourage growth the next year by taking the right measures and pruning back the leaves.
Nowadays, indoor flowering plants are one of the biggest trends in cities. More than ever, individuals are aspiring plant parents and are devoting much of their time to finding gorgeous, low-maintenance plants that will enhance the interiors of their homes.
