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On a tea table filled with the curling fragrance of tea, a pot of appropriately chosen greenery not only adds a bit of vitality and elegance to the tea - tasting time but also showcases the host's taste and style. Here are several carefully selected green plants suitable for tea tables.

Asparagus Fern
Its delicate branches and leaves are like green clouds, gentle and elegant, resembling a fairyland depicted by literati. It is easy to maintain. Just avoid direct strong light and keep the potting soil slightly moist, and it will thrive. Placed in a corner of the tea table, it instantly adds a touch of refinement and tranquility to the tea - tasting moment.

Hydrocotyle vulgaris
Its round leaves are shaped like copper coins, symbolizing wealth and good luck. Whether it is hydroponically cultivated or planted in soil, it can grow rapidly, bringing a vibrant green to the tea table. Keep it with sufficient water and light, and Hydrocotyle vulgaris will grow healthily.

Chamaedorea elegans
The plant is small and delicate, with green and shiny leaves, and has a strong shade - tolerance. Placed on the tea table, it fully exhibits a tropical style, as if you are in an island resort. Keep the potting soil moist and spray water regularly to increase humidity, and it will grow well.

Chlorophytum comosum 'Variegatum'
The edges of its leaves are golden - yellow, and it remains green throughout the four seasons. It is easy to care for and can purify the air. Placed on the tea table, its drooping branches and leaves are naturally beautiful, as if draping a golden veil over the tea table. Keep the soil moist, and it will burst with vitality.

Sansevieria trifasciata
The leaves are straight and tall, with unique patterns. It has strong adaptability, being drought - tolerant and shade - tolerant. Placed on the tea table, it not only shows a simple and elegant style but also makes people feel a sense of tenacity and strength. Do not over - water it to avoid waterlogging and root rot.

Hedera helix
Its branches are soft and it remains green all year round. It can be hung along the edge of the tea table, adding a touch of naturalness and rustic charm. It prefers a warm and humid environment. Spraying more water to maintain air humidity can make it grow more lushly. The lush green of Hedera helix brings vitality and energy to the tea table.

These green plants not only beautify the tea - table environment but also add a bit of elegance and charm to the tea - tasting time. Choose a favorite green plant and let it bloom quietly on the tea table, accompanying you through every wonderful tea - tasting moment!