House Plants Names

This stately species, also called ZZ plants or Zamioculcas Zamiifolia (scientific name) is tolerant of low light and only occasional watering. This house plant is also easy to propagate from cuttings.

A sturdy palm with attractive 2 ft-long fronds. One of the most simple species to cultivate in a potted house plants.

Jade

There are two kinds of jade: nephrite as well as jadeite. Both are very hard on the Mohs scale of hardness however they have a different crystal structure and luster.

While China is a recognizable symbol of this stone of awe but its roots go far beyond its shores. Boote says that even the Spanish used it, calling it piedra de ijada, or "stone of the loin," perhaps in homage to its positive effect on bladder and kidney health.

Intense in the flow of energy outwards it promotes healing and replenishment of the body and mind. It is believed that it balances the heart chakra, and creates the feeling of abundance in your life. It also encourages self-love and gratitude for the beauty we see every day. Taurus will also benefit from this stone, since it aids people believe in themselves and be capable of creating their own luck.

Jelly Bean

Jelly Bean is a gorgeous succulent that can be used as a filler or thriller plant in containers and outside gardens. It is a green-colored succulent which has shades of red when it receives adequate sunlight.

Jelly beans may seem like small house plants players who play the center role at Easter, Tall house plants (cg.wizshop.Co.kr) but they've got an interesting backstory. The confection has a rich history that goes back to the earliest times, and it has even inspired two "holidays"--National Jelly Bean Day on April 22 and Jump for Jelly Beans Day on July 31.

Sugar is heated, mixed with flavors and colors and then poured into starch moulds to form jelly bean shapes. The candy is then sprayed in sugar syrup and a shiny finish is applied. The result is a sweet and chewy confection that comes in a variety of vibrant flavors and colors.

Lithops

These stunning succulents appear like pebbles forming in the cracks of rocks in their natural South African habitat. They are drought tolerant, and thrive in containers with soil that drains well. They are an evergreen pair of leaves that is always changing as older leaves are replaced by newer ones.

Lithops bloom in the autumn, and then go dormant through winter. Their flowers are daisy-like and appear in the slits between the two leaves.

Mixing them together in pots will make a stunning display if you're growing a variety of these plants For front of house. It is possible to repot them occasionally as they develop. Repotting requires a pot deep enough to accommodate their long taproots, and adding grit into the soil to avoid the roots becoming waterlogged. Avoid overwatering, as this could result in brown spots and mushy leaves.

Mother in Law's Tongue

The mother-in-law's tongue, also known as the snake plant (Sansevieria Trifasciata) is a plant for the home that requires little care and has a unique look. The plant can reach up to six feet tall and produce clusters of white flower. It's an excellent air-purifier and can increase the humidity within your home.

The plant tolerates low light conditions and does not require constant maintenance. However it must be watered frequently. It prefers soil that is porous and has lots of coarse sand. Avoid overwatering and keep the soil moist but not completely dry.

It is an ideal addition to office spaces and schools, where it will reduce stress and improve the overall environment. The snake plant can reduce the levels of carbon monoxide as well as benzene in the air. It also improves indoor air quality by absorbing and eliminating pollutants such as formaldehyde and trichloroethylene.

Orchid Cactus

Orchid Cactus, also known as Epiphyllum is not an orchid, but it appears and behaves like one. They grow as epiphytes clinging on trees in tropical areas. They use the organic material that is decomposing on their roots to feed themselves.

One of the most well-known members of this genus is the Queen of the Night (Epiphyllum oxypetalum), which blooms only for one night and is adored because of its brilliant white flowers. It's also known as the Dutchman's pipe or night-blooming Cereus.

This genus also includes Moon or Crenate Orchid Cactus (Epiphyllum Crenatum or Epiphyllum anguliger). The flowers differ by species but all are beautiful. They also have strong scents. They are epiphytic, which means they thrive indoors with proper care. Apply regularly a weak liquid fertilizer to the foliar. A succulent or cactus-based pot soil mix is the best choice.

Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe plants are low-maintenance succulents that have long-lasting flowers. Their fleshy leaves store water, allowing them to withstand periods of drought. They are good candidates for plants for front of house xeriscaping and desert landscaping. They are also well-known as indoor flowering plants.

They prefer bright sun however they can be tolerant of shade. They prefer Cactus mixes or potting soils with a fine-medium texture that can easily absorb water. They should be watered only when the soil is dry to the touch and then deeply, to allow excess moisture to drain away.

Quercetin can be found in leaves of a few species, such as Kalanchoe Pinnata and the flaming Katy. It is a substance that kills parasites that cause leishmaniasis. Other leaves can soothe coughs and treat a throat infection. Kalanchoe pairs well with other plants that require little maintenance such as jade, crassula and sedum. It may be planted along with succulents like Echeveria and chicks and hens for an interesting ground cover or to create an attractive edge.

Apple Cactus

Cereus repandus, also known as Night-Blooming Cereus, Giant Club Cactus and Peruvian Apple Cactus, produces large, nocturnal flowers that are only open for one night. It also bears thornless fruit (Peruvian Apple, Pitaya), which vary in color from purple-red to yellow. The white flesh contains crunchy seeds.

This cactus plant is a great choice for outdoor gardens or containers. It is also a great choice for greenhouses and rooms that have plenty of windows. Fertilize regularly during the peak growing season (usually spring and summer).

Overwatering can lead to root rot. Pests like snails, slugs, and mealybugs attack this plant. Utilize organic insecticides to combat these pests. The cactus can be propagated through cuttings or seeds. Let the cut surface become callous prior to planting again.

Rat's Tail Cactus

The rat-tail cactus, or Aporocactus Flagelliformis, as it is known to give its full name is a cactus with long stems, covered with sharp spines. It is an herb that trails and is usually found in hanging baskets and can also be used as an outdoor or indoor/outdoor gardening plant in warmer climates.

This cactus thrives in rich potting soil that is specifically made for cacti. It prefers bright, direct light but can tolerate indirect light. It can tolerate a moderate humidity in the home and is drought-tolerant once established.

You can feed this Cactus with a fertilizer liquid specifically designed for house plants. Mix it until it is half strength. In the growing season of spring and summer fertilize the plant twice per month. In winter and fall, allow the plant to lay down. This will allow it to remain healthy and flowering for a long time.

Corsage Orchid

Cattleya orchids are epiphytic orchids (they grow on branches or trees). They are characterized by large flowers which last for a few weeks up to one month. It was named after the horticulturist William Cattley who accepted a plant that was dying in London and nursed it back to health.

This is a popular flower for corsages and wedding bouquets for prom. It also makes a great houseplant, provided the right conditions are satisfied.

Orchids need medium light, typically an unobstructed west or east window during the day. Avoid direct sunlight in the summer, as they will quickly sunburn. They are easy to grow, and they make excellent beginner orchids. Although they aren't the most easy orchids to flower, they are easily trained. They typically take 4 to 7 years to mature from seeds. The flowers are beautiful and vibrant in color.

Eternal Flame

If a flame is burning brightly it fades into darkness.

Many eternal flames are human-created fires that are kept in check and replenished in memorials, but there are also natural eternal flames in nature, like the Eternal Flame Falls at Shale Creek Preserve in western New York. This is small waterfalls that have a grotto at the base that is continuously producing natural gas flammable from the rock.

Scientists are baffled by how this happens, but they suspect the grotto was created because of old, extremely hot bedrock composed of shale. The high temperatures cause carbon molecules in the rock to break down, producing gas. This is the same process that causes coal seam fires and both can endure for hundreds or thousands of years. The New York flame, however is nearly indefinite.