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Desktop mini potted plants are like tiny elves that add vitality and fun to living and working spaces. Here are some recommended desktop mini potted plants.

### Mint
Mint is a vibrant mini potted plant. Its leaves are small, tender and green, with fine textures on the surface and serrated edges. When you gently rub the leaves, a fresh and pleasant mint fragrance will be emitted. Mint grows rapidly and is easy to take care of. It prefers abundant sunlight but can also survive in a semi-shaded environment. Watering should be moderate, just keeping the soil moist and avoiding excessive waterlogging. In summer, it can not only bring a touch of cool greenery to the desktop, but also its unique smell can refresh your mind and help you stay sober when you are working or studying.

### Rosemary
Rosemary has long and slender leaves that are needle-shaped, dark green in color and covered with a thin layer of wax on the surface. It emits a unique fragrance and has the effects of refreshing the mind and enhancing memory. Rosemary is drought-tolerant and likes an environment with plenty of sunlight and good ventilation. Don't water it too much, just keep the soil slightly dry. Placing a pot of rosemary on the desktop can not only beautify the environment but also bring you a sense of freshness when you are tired from working or studying.

### Peperomia obtusifolia
The leaves of Peperomia obtusifolia are thick, round and bright green, looking really cute. It is a small and delicate potted plant and is simple to maintain. Peperomia obtusifolia likes a warm and humid environment. Watering should be moderate to avoid waterlogging. It doesn't have high requirements for light, and scattered light can meet its growth needs. Placing it on the office desk or study desk can bring a touch of comfortable greenery to your eyes.

### Asparagus setaceus
Asparagus setaceus is famous for its slender and elegant posture. Its branches and leaves are fine and light as clouds, giving people an elegant feeling. Asparagus setaceus likes a humid environment but can't tolerate waterlogging. Watering should be done according to the dryness and wetness of the soil. It doesn't have high requirements for light and is suitable for growing under indoor scattered light. Asparagus setaceus needs a certain degree of air humidity, and you can occasionally spray water on its leaves to maintain their emerald green color.