Indoor plants can make your home more urban and lively. However, not all greenery can survive the summer heat. Here are four plants that would be perfect for decorating your Skye at Holland condo during the hot season.
Succulents
Succulents are trendy, beautiful houseplants that come in varieties of colors, shapes, and sizes, which will certainly add a unique touch to your condo. These low-maintenance plants don’t require much care and can survive in the cold for about 2-3 months without water, and less than 3 weeks if it is hot. They can do so given their ability to hold water to thrive almost anywhere!
Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera is a popular succulent plant often used for home gardens. They are perfect for the summer as they tend to grow in hot and dry climates. The Aloe Vera will help clean the air in your condo with their ability to filter indoor contaminants. Aloe Vera needs to be watered once a week, as excessive watering will lead to a result of root rot. The gel from an aloe leaf can also be applied to your skin to treat some skin conditions and sunburn.
Peace Lily
Peace lilies are good summertime plants that people often buy to relieve stress. These superpower plants reduce stress by cleaning the air, which can also lead to clearer thinking. This is one of the best house plants for beginners, since it can thrive for many days without water. The low-maintenance plant blooms freely throughout the year, but shows most of its flowers during summer.
Begonias
Begonias will definitely suit your interior design with an abundance of colors, ranging from white, pink, red, to the less common purple, orange, yellow, and many more. This plant requires very little water and can tolerate many light conditions, such as full sun to shade, and that’s all it takes for begonias to be healthy. They can handle more light in colder climates, but in hot or warm regions, they need protection from the heat to avoid leaf scald. Darker varieties can resist more light than others with green foliage.
Angela Spearman is a journalist at EzineMark who enjoys writing about the latest trending technology and business news.
