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Best indoor plants

5 years ago

Hi what are the best indoor plants to buy and which would be the best place to get them? I’m looking for one or two large/tall ones. Thanks

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5 years ago
HI
gayatri_18 ,

There are many plants that one can easily grow indoors. Any good nursery will give you advice on them.

One of the best indoor plants i keep in my own home is the Peace Lily or Spathiphyllum. There are many varieties in terms of sizes.

The dark green shiny leaves are beautiful decor accents in the home too. This plant has been proven to actually filter the air inside offices and homes.

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Here is a simple Video link on the care of peace lilies at home.

Good Luck.
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