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In winter in the northern regions, when choosing indoor green plants, one should not only consider their ornamental value but also take into account their adaptability to the indoor environment and the ease of maintenance. The following recommended green plants with high aesthetics not only have their own characteristics but are also very suitable for the indoor environment in winter in the north.

The monstera deliciosa has broad and unique leaves that resemble the shell of a turtle, and the naturally split patterns on the leaves are highly artistic. Its plant shape is elegant. Whether a large plant is placed in the corner of the living room as a focal point or a small one is placed on the desk to add a touch of greenery, it is quite appropriate. The monstera deliciosa has relatively strong shade tolerance and can grow well in the relatively soft indoor light environment. Moreover, it can purify the air to a certain extent, making the indoor air fresher.

The strelitzia reginae, also known as the bird of paradise, has an extremely unique flower shape, just like a crane looking up and gazing into the distance. Its colors are bright and eye-catching. Even when it is not in bloom, its broad leaves also have high ornamental value. It prefers abundant sunlight, but the diffused light indoors in winter in the north can also meet its basic growth needs. Keeping the indoor temperature at around 15 - 25 °C can enable it to grow healthily and add a touch of tropical flavor to the room.

The chrysalidocarpus lutescens has fine and slender leaves spreading out in all directions, creating an atmosphere of a tropical jungle. It can effectively increase the indoor air humidity, and this characteristic is especially valuable in the dry environment with heating in winter in the north. Placing it beside the sofa in the living room or by the window is both beautiful and practical. It requires bright diffused light, and when watering, the principle of "watering thoroughly when the soil is completely dry" should be followed to avoid waterlogging that may cause root rot.

The pachira aquatica has a thick trunk and lush branches and leaves on the top. It has an auspicious meaning and is deeply loved by people. It has a relatively strong ability to adapt to the indoor environment. In winter in the north, as long as the indoor temperature is not lower than 10 °C, it can grow normally. When taking care of it, be careful not to overwater it. Just keep the soil slightly moist. Occasionally spray water on the leaves to clean the dust and increase the humidity. It can bring a vibrant greenery to the room and also embodies people's longing for a better life.