4 types of plants with more beautiful leaves than flowers, no need to wait for them to bloom enough to beautify the house

Red banyan tree

The red banyan tree has the scientific name Ficus Elastica, and belongs to the family Moraceae. In addition to the English banyan tree, there are other names such as Rubber Banyan, Indian Banyan, and Dai Dai. The tree is native to the northeastern regions of India and Indonesia, then often occurs and is widely distributed in the tropical moist forests of Asia, Malaysia and India.

Currently, red banyan tree is increasingly popular and popular in Vietnam. Surely anyone can easily recognize the ancient red banyan tree planted as an ornamental on the roads or at different works or the red banyan tree pots on the table.

The red banyan tree is a beautiful tree full of vitality and has many uses in human life. The first thing to mention is the effect of making a scene, creating a prominent and green highlight for the space where the trees are planted.

The table red banyan trees are plants that have been successfully bred to small sizes. In particular, this hybrid plant can adapt well in air-conditioned or low-light environments. Therefore, plants are often planted in beautiful small porcelain pots to display on study tables, desks, corners of rooms, office offices or cafes, etc.

Red banyan flowers often grow in clusters, every year from May to June will bloom. The flowers are initially orange and then gradually turn black. The fruit is small, oval in shape and about 1cm long. The fruit is yellow green and contains many seeds inside.

Rainbow tree

If you are looking for a low-maintenance, vibrant, healthy, vibrant indoor plant that is very durable and beautiful, the seven colors of the rainbow are a suggestion worth your attention.

The rainbow tree symbolizes the hope that good things will be rewarded after sufferings, hardships and difficulties, bringing happiness and luck in life. In addition, the seven colors of the rainbow also absorb many toxic gases suspended in the air, bringing a fresh and pleasant space for family members.

With a cheerful and colorful beauty, taking care of the seven colors of the rainbow is planted to create background carpets in schools, parks, gardens, offices….

Seven colors of the rainbow are shade-tolerant and sustainable, so they are a favorite indoor plant to display at desks, front desk windows, TV shelves, living rooms, dining rooms, cafes, offices, offices. , factory…

At present, the townhouse has many vertical gardens, indoor wall gardens, the seven colors of the rainbow is a beautiful tree that is easy to coordinate to create a vivid picture.

In addition to table pots, seven rainbow colors are also planted in hanging pots with lovely branches, often displayed in balconies, porches, and cafes to bring a lively space.

Begonia with spotted leaves

Begonia, also known as spotted begonia (scientific name Begonia Maculata). This plant has green leaves resembling bat wings and is adorned with delicate silvery-white spots. In addition, the underside of the leaves is crimson.

In spring, the plant will produce many beautiful pale pink flowers. That is also the reason why the plant is popular with many people for indoor decoration.

Begonias come from South, Central America, Mexico, and Asia in tropical, subtropical forests. To keep the leaves beautiful, the light factor is very important. Indirect light conditions from 70% are said to be ideal for this plant. Therefore, you should place them near a window so that the plant can receive light without being too harsh.

Tropical plants like to live in moist but not soggy soil. Therefore, before watering, you should test the soil before watering by inserting your finger into the soil about 2cm. With begonias, they will need water about 3 times a week in the spring-summer days because the soil will dry out faster at this time. In contrast, the frequency of watering in winter will be reduced to once a week.

Spotted mondo

Spotted mondo is a tropical perennial with a rooted bulb that sprouts brightly colored leaves. Spotted mondo has no aboveground stem, the leaves are borne on a 15-30 cm long stalk arising directly from the underground tuber.

The petioles are attached near the center of the leaf rather than at one end. The leaves are heart-shaped, spear-shaped or arrowhead 15-35 cm long. The green leaves are mottled or striped with red, white, pink or gray hues. Inflorescence of spotted anthurium is bluish-white in color, consisting of a moth and moth flower.

Cottonwood is a round, straight plant with tiny flowers that are yellow to orange-yellow in color. Mo flower is a white, blue-white sail-like sheath that surrounds the flower. The small white spotted anthurium fruit is the end result of the flower on the moth.

Spotted mondo prefers well-drained, humus-rich soil with a slightly low pH (acidic). The plant is shade tolerant, full of light, needs plenty of water throughout the growing season. Watering should be done 2 or 3 times a week.

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