FIVE INDOOR PLANTS THAT YOU NEED TO HAVE IN YOUR OFFICE

Written by Posted On Monday, 26 August 2019 02:30

Well, it's been proven and tested that indoor plants are very prominent on delivering the satisfaction and the relief that most people feel when they have the plants around them. However, despite the advantages and benefits, people are confused about whether they want to have the plant in their office desk or corner or not. So, here it is recommended to have so because it might seem to be very difficult on how you can manage and how to take care of them but in the following you will see some of the choices of the indoor plants that you can go within your office along with the plus points of having it and also how you can take care of them in easy steps: 

 

SNAKE PLANT

One of the interesting plants that you can have indoor like in your office is Snake Plant. Being native to tropical West Africa this evergreen plant is mostly known as mother in-law’s tongue and viper’s bowstring hemp.  And basically, it is named as snake plant because of its sharp margins and shape of the leaves. And it can continue to grow into its owner retirement. You can have it in your office right in the corner or in your desk as it comes in sizes so, if you are planning to have it in your desk then make sure you get ‘Futura Superba’ or ‘Whitney which is of a dwarf size that will not grow that much high. Being a species of Sansevieria trifasciata, snake plant is one of the great choices to have in your office. Because it exchanges the inhaled carbon dioxide into breathable oxygen with the use of crassulacean acid metabolism process. Not only that even the NASA Clean air study has found the potential indoor air filtration qualities in the plant which helps in you to prevent the sick building syndrome so of course better have it in your office. And the more interesting fact is that despite being so useful and beneficial for you on various forms it doesn’t need any extra care so that can be something you can look forward. As you can manage work and care the plant at the minimal level as it is tolerant to drought and low-light levels so to those thinking of the indoor plant, go for snake plant. Well, all you need to do is have a bottle of water be dumped on your way on Friday’s and slowly but gradually it will grow and flourish. The plus point of having the ‘Snake Plant’ is also that it is really attractive and eye-soothing so you can have a look at it and your mental retention and focus will be revived. Moreover, this will add the color and different appeal as it will be a more decorative element in your office.

 

AFRICAN VIOLET

African Violet the genus of Saintpoulia is an herbaceous perennial flowering plant is native to Tanzania and eastern tropical Africa. This fuzzy leafed plant is one of the great choices as an indoor plant but it can also opt to outdoor plants. This plant was really popular during the 1970s and is still is trending because of its adaptability and the conditions where it can grow. Unlike other plants, African violets need the same condition as humans need to thrive with the average humidity and temperature around it. That means you can have it in your office very easily as it can grow under the present temperature and circumstance which makes it even easier for you to place it in your office. And talking about the exposure to the light, it doesn’t prefer to have a significant level of sunlight as it can flourish even in the light provided by a fluorescent lamp. And if you are planning to have the plant in your office desk then you can choose miniature violets that are not less than six inches in diameter so it can adjust or fit the office desk. You can have it in your office as it is very eye-soothing and with a look on it can relieve the stress. The beautiful color and the fascinating structure of it will definitely lure you and make the office hours go by quick without any pressure. And it can be a very good decorative element in your office as its color is pretty and can appeal in a more natural way making your office more comfortable space to work in. As a piece of decoration, this African Violet can be the selection for putting indoor plants in your office and this choice will definitely won’t go wrong. So, get one of those African Violet and have your office look good with different vibe and appearance.

ENGLISH IVY

English Ivy, species of Hedera Helix is a flowering plant which is native to the most part of Europe and western Asia, it is known to be rampant and evergreen vine which can be seen in most of the garden and houses. Maybe because of the average conditions that are required for the plants to grow, it is quite popular as the indoor plant. It basically prefers to have moist, shady locations where the indirect sunlight is present. That means you don’t need to put extra effort in caring this plant which is a plus point to having the indoor plant because your time is mostly consumed by work. You can place it where light is medium and watering also can be done twice a week which makes it flourish slowly but gradually. As the English Ivy, the plant can climb and cling if given support so, if the trailing nature of the Ivy gets high then you can control it via wrapping its tendrils around a trellis which will also look decorative in its own way. Well, if you want the English Ivy in your small space in the office then you can go for the dwarf varieties like ‘Pixie Dixie’. If you also want to have some of the fancy foliage in your office then you can have the ruffled leaves of ‘Curly Locks’. So, if you plan to have the indoor plant in your office then English Ivy can be something you will not regret to choose. 

OXALIS 

Oxalis, a flowering plant is the genus of Wood-sorrel family. And this plant is also often called as the Wood sorrel plant because of the acidic taste reminiscent of the sorrel proper which is significantly related. This annual or perennial plant usually has the five petals that are fused at the base with ten stamens. These plants are very fun to have it in your office because it adds a splash whether the plant decides to bloom or not. Describing the appearance, it looks like a shamrock which also makes it's more popular during the St. Patrick’s Day. Well, in the past, the plant Oxalis was used as food which means when during its time as the wild plant, it was consumed by humans around the world. It was a very good way of a form of food which was eaten to alleviate thirst on the long trips. It was also used to help with cramps, fever and nausea not only that in the northeast side of India, but it is also used to make a lemony tasting tea. As an ornamental plant, it is very popular because of the variety of color that’s found like from whites to yellow, peaches, pinks. So, if you add this plant to your office then your office will definitely look different and appealing with the positive and refreshing vibe that every worker looks for in the office. This will eventually help in the health perspective of yours as it will be clear out the air with its sweet scent that will lure you to work more with the level of productivity and creativity being increased. This beautiful plant will definitely win over the hearts and minds of people that are around the office. Ironically, the Oxalis plant is known to be the lawn weeds so, when you decide to get in your office as the indoor plants you need to choose to cultivate types as they are more mannerly to be placed in the office. Its recommended that you look for the Volcanic sorrel ‘Zinfandel’ with deep purple leaves or with yellow flowers. And for most of the officers that are busy to take care of the plant, this will be something that will make your choice easier, it can adapt on the low humidity which means you don’t have to put in a specific place where the sunlight is. However, for better results you can always look for sunny space in your office as exposure to light will get the best color out of the plant. So, get one of those today if you think your office space needs a different vibe filled with nature.

REX BEGONIA 

Rex Begonia is a flowering plant in the family of Begoniaceae, and they are mostly native to moist subtropical and tropical climates. It is mostly grown in the cooler climates however in the summertime it is cultivated outdoors as they are found in various bright colorful flowers with no petals. And talking about the structure, the leaves of the plant are found mostly large in size which is variously marked or variegated and usually sized unequal. Especially, the Rex begonia or the species of this plant is all about its foliage with dozens of cultivars that features veining, speckles and also the swirling patterns which are found in different shades like silver, purple, red. And if we look in the past culture of using this plant, then we will see that it was consumed by people despite the sour taste that comes along with it. Moreover, the most important thing about Rex Begonia is that it is tolerant of low light. So, you don’t need to have it in the sunniest place in your office, even if you have the office area dark, Rex Begonia plant won’t be a problem. As this can adapt to the darkness so, you can place it anywhere in the corner and make it grow slowly along with the office hours that run along with time. However, you need to provide the required humidity for the plant to flourish properly. So, better have those requirements be filled so that the plant can grow and develop and benefit you in many forms. One of the most important advantages of having this plant in your office is that it has the aesthetic appeal for your office as it will make the company around your office to be more nurturing so that the working environment can be comfortable and you can work with the reduction of stress and psychological pressure. Moreover, this attractive plant will definitely lure your new clients and make those deals and proposals be done for your office. So, being confused about which plant to choose for your office, go for the Rex Begonia, it won’t let you down.

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