Flower expert's four indoor plants that will thrive in winter conditions
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A flower specialist has shared the top indoor plants that can brighten up your home during the cold and dark month of January. This is an ideal time to add some life and colour to your indoor space, especially since your garden might be looking a bit dull after the recent cold weather. Alex Biggart, from 123 Flowers, states: "Bringing nature indoors during winter can be incredibly rewarding.
"There's a misconception that the colder months are challenging for plants due to dry central heating, but with the right choices, you can transform your home into a vibrant sanctuary.". Orchids. With their stunning beauty and resilience, orchids are a great addition to any indoor space. Their elegant petals come in a variety of colors and they thrive in the moderate temperatures typically found indoors during winter.
"Orchids are not only stunning but surprisingly easy to care for," Alex said. "They prefer indirect light and moderate humidity, making them an ideal choice for the winter months.". Bromeliad. With their bold and exotic appearance, bromeliads are captivating additions to indoor gardens. These tropical plants feature vibrant foliage and unique flower spikes. Alex said: "Bromeliads are a fantastic choice for winter as they enjoy the warmth of indoor environments. They are known for their air-purifying qualities and can thrive with minimal care, so they are perfect for those who are new to plant parenting.".
Indoor rose plant. Delicate and fragrant, indoor rose plants can truly transform a space with a dash of romance and charm. Even though they're typically found in outdoor spaces, Alex explains that there are miniature rose varieties perfect for indoor life. "Roses aren't just for gardens. With the right care, rose plants can flourish inside during the winter," he commented.
