TheNaturePlanet

French windows in the room can not only let in a great deal of natural light, making the room appear spacious and bright, but also create an excellent growth environment for plants. Now, let me introduce several plants suitable for placement by the French windows.

Fiddle - leaf Fig: The fiddle - leaf fig is famous for its large and distinctive leaves. Shaped like a violin, when placed at home, it exudes a strong tropical atmosphere. It particularly loves places with sufficient light. The bright diffused light next to the French windows is simply its favorite. However, it should be noted that the fiddle - leaf fig is sensitive to temperature and has poor cold tolerance. The most suitable temperature range for its growth is between 15°C and 25°C. When maintaining it, ensure that the soil has good drainage; otherwise, the roots are likely to rot.

Monstera Deliciosa: The leaves of the Monstera deliciosa have a very peculiar shape, with many irregular holes and cracks on them. It is a very stylish foliage plant. Although it is shade - tolerant, when placed in a bright place near the French windows, its leaves will become greener and shiny. The Monstera deliciosa grows rapidly, so it needs enough space to stretch its branches and leaves. During normal maintenance, keep the soil moist and often spray some water on the leaves to increase air humidity, otherwise the leaf tips are likely to dry out.

Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia reginae): The scientific name of the bird of paradise is Strelitzia reginae. Its leaves are large and long, oval - shaped, and remain green throughout the four seasons. The birdores an environment of paradise ad with abundant sunlight. The lighting conditions by the French windows are very beneficial for its flower bud differentiation and blooming. During its growth period, keep the soil constantly moist and provide sufficient fertilizer. The bird of paradise has a unique flower shape and an elegant temperament. Placed at home, it is romantic and lively.

Spider Plant: The leaves of the spider plant are long and thin, very soft. Stolons grow from the leaf axils, and small plantlets emerge at the tips of the stolons, hanging in the air like small flowers. It has low requirements for light. With a little diffused light next to the French windows, it can grow well. The spider plant is a great air - purifier, capable of absorbing many harmful gases in the room, and is known as the "green air purifier." It is not difficult to grow. Keep the soil moist and apply fertilizer regularly, and it will grow lush and full.

Snake Plant: The leaves of the snake plant are straight, hard, and upright, with unique patterns on them, resembling the patterns on a tiger's tail, which look very nice. It has strong adaptability, is drought - tolerant and semi - shade - tolerant. Whether in a bright place next to the French windows or a slightly shaded area, it can grow well. The snake plant can also purify the air, absorbing harmful substances such as formaldehyde and benzene. When maintaining it, do not water too much. Keep the soil slightly dry; otherwise, the roots are likely to rot due to waterlogging.

Areca Palm: The branches and leaves of the areca palm are particularly dense, and the leaves are pinnately compound, spreading out in all directions. It likes a warm, humid, and sunny environment. The lighting and ventilation conditions by the French windows are very beneficial for its growth. The areca palm also has a good air - purifying ability. It can increase air humidity and remove harmful microorganisms in the air. When growing it, keep the soil constantly moist, fertilize regularly, and be careful not to let it get frozen.

In short, placing these plants by the French windows can not only make your home more beautiful but also improve the indoor air quality. Hurry up and arrange them!