Each plant is beautiful in its own way, but there are real stars among them. We offer you our rating of the most beautiful indoor flowers. Perhaps you already have some of them. Or maybe you can find new favorites here?
1. Strelitzia
Strelitzia is a real bird of paradise among indoor flowers. She needs high humidity, regular feeding and bright diffused lighting.
2. Lantana camara
The plant grows rapidly, and already in the spring it is densely covered with bright and lush inflorescences-umbrellas. Moreover, they can be of different shades, even in the same flowerpot. Lantana prefers sun, moderate watering and minimal feeding.
3. Croton
It is impossible to walk past the bright multi-colored leaves of Croton. Croton is completely unpretentious, grows up to a meter and feels great in an apartment or office.
4. Monstera
The most beautiful monstera leaves are constant heroes of fashion prints and patterns. With careful care and regular watering, the plant grows up to several meters, and the very leaves become larger than the head.
5. Aglaonema
Cultivars with red-green leaves look especially great. Aglaonema also feels good in the shade, so it can be placed in the back of a room or office.
6. Hyacinth
Hyacinths impress with a variety of colors and a pleasant aroma. There are so many varieties that you can place the entire window sill with them, and the shade will never be repeated.
7. Arrowroot
Having seen the arrowroot once, it can no longer be confused with anything. Green oval leaves with a light green border and orange veins fold and unfold in an especially original way, depending on the time of day.
8. Hibiscus
An adorable indoor shrub needs sun and regular watering with warm water. But it is evergreen and blooms from early spring to almost winter.
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9. Spathiphyllum
Unusual flowers of spathiphyllum resemble one large graceful petal with a spikelet in the center. The plant does not tolerate drafts, excess moisture and too aggressive direct sun.
10. Geranium
Geranium may seem too commonplace for this collection, but dozens, if not hundreds, of its varieties are really impressive. Among them, it is easy to find a beautiful flower for every taste.
11. Abutilon
Decorative, as if maple leaves are combined with lush and vibrant flowering. Throughout the season, the shrub is densely covered with large orange, scarlet, white or yellow bells.
12. Tradescantia
This ornamental leafy plant boasts vibrant green-purple leaves. Tall Tradescantia looks great on shelves and hanging planters.
13. Lashenalia
A very small but very original flower blooms in winter and brightens up the gray everyday life perfectly. He feels best in cool rooms, and willingly throws out peduncles even at +8 degrees.
14. Ficus lyre
This species is notable for its large leaves, which cover the trunk so tightly that they resemble a rosette. Lyre ficus can be shaped to look more like a tree or shrub.
15. Poinsettia
Amazing scarlet leaf petals can be seen in almost all Christmas movies. It is not for nothing that this flower has become a symbol of winter and New Year's holidays.
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16. Hippeastrum
The flowers of the hippeastrum really resemble large stars, most often of a red hue. They bloom on powerful peduncles, framed by a small number of long leaves, so that they look like a bouquet.
17. Platizerium
A bizarre fern species that looks like antlers. Caring for him is standard - more moisture, less direct sun and no drafts.
18. Lithops
A real miracle among succulents, lithops is almost indistinguishable from a real stone.Gradually, it seems to crack in the middle, and from there a delicate yellow or white flower blooms.
19. Calceolaria
Calceolaria buds can be viewed forever, so interesting and unique are the colorful patterns on the petals. Modest in size, the bushes bloom very luxuriantly and richly.
20. Indoor rose
Naturally, the beauty of the rose is undeniable and there is nothing to discuss. Indoor varieties practically do not differ from garden varieties, only they grow much smaller.
21. Oxalis
It is difficult to say where oxalis has leaves and where flowers are. The plant resembles a swarm of purple butterflies gathered in one place. It never gets boring to watch how oxalis folds the leaves at night.
22. Fuchsia
Everyone has definitely heard about fuchsia, but it turns out that not everyone saw what its flowers look like. And this is the most interesting thing, because the hanging pear-shaped buds bloom with unusual bells.
23. Schefflera
Sheffler leaves are collected in beautiful green umbrellas, and gradually they grow into a dense and lush bush. The plant is very fond of light, spraying and small temperature drops from day to night.
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24. Adenium
Miniature adenium looks very original. It has a thick barrel and pronounced branches with bright green leaves. Gradually, it is covered with a dense hat of beautiful pink flowers.
25. Bromelia
The bromeliad flower stalk is a bit like the top of a pineapple or a palm tree. The plant loves the sun and does not require frequent watering. Flowering can take several months.
26. Clerodendrum
The bright red and white flowers of clerodendrum look even more expressive against the background of the rich green shade of the leaves. Other varieties and varieties are less common, and they are all so different that it is impossible to compare them.
27. Calathea
Calathea has very beautiful variegated leaves. Moreover, it can bloom with small delicate flowers, due to which it looks even more graceful.
28. Phalaenopsis
It is difficult to argue with the beauty of orchids, and phalaenopsis are also unpretentious. They are very tenacious, withstand short-term adverse conditions, but it is better to protect them from the sun and heat.
29. Streptocarpus
Openwork bells of streptocarpus have collected all shades of purple, blue and pink. Varietal species easily reproduce in everyday life and bloom magnificently for several months in a row.
30. Pilea
Decorative saw leaves look amazing live and in the photo. And the plant itself practically does not need anything, except for stable diffused light.
