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In this serene and poetic place of the tea room, the embellishment of green plants is like the finishing touch, adding a touch of natural vitality and poetry to the tea room. The following are several types of green plants suitable for the tea room that are recommended:

Clivia, with its leaves like swords, contains strength in its uprightness, and its flowers are charming yet dignified, just like a modest and gentlemanly person with refined demeanor. Placed in the tea room, it not only showcases the owner's elegant taste but also adds a touch of the spirit of scholars and writers.

Monstera deliciosa, with its leaves as unique as tortoise shells, the cracks reveal the traces of time and the uncanny workmanship of nature. It not only beautifies the environment but also, with its powerful air-purifying ability, brings fresh air to the tea room, allowing people to fully enjoy the gifts of nature while sipping tea.

Asparagus fern, with its unique posture, shows a kind of detachment from the mundane world, being peaceful and indifferent. Its branches and leaves are fine and well-arranged, like a meticulously arranged painting scroll, adding a touch of elegance and tranquility to the tea room.

Epipremnum aureum, with its lush leaves, emerald green and lustrous, can effectively purify the air. Hanging it by the window or in the corner of the tea room, its vines naturally droop, just like a green waterfall, creating a vibrant scene in the tea room. While sipping tea and looking at the vigorous Epipremnum aureum, the mood will also become cheerful.

Adiantum capillus-veneris, small and exquisite, with various forms, is like an elf in nature, dancing lightly in the tea room. It likes a humid environment and complements the quiet atmosphere of the tea room, allowing people to feel the freshness and freedom among the mountains and forests.

Dracaena sanderiana, not only has an auspicious name, but its stems and leaves also display a beauty of both softness and tenacity. It symbolizes wealth and splendor, bringing a festive and peaceful atmosphere to the tea room and making people's mood more cheerful while sipping tea.

Calamus, with its slender, emerald green leaves, is elegant and handsome. It has been known as the "Scholar's Grass" since ancient times. It prefers a shady and humid environment and is suitable to be placed on the table of the tea room, accompanied by tea sets, exuding an ancient and elegant charm.

Murraya paniculata, its flowers are as white as snow, with a rich and long-lasting fragrance. Placing a pot of Murraya paniculata in the tea room, when it blossoms, the entire room is filled with fragrance, making people intoxicated. In the interweaving of the floral fragrance and the tea aroma, the experience of sipping tea becomes even more wonderful.