Best Houseplants for Kids, for their room

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Thinking about the Best Houseplants for Kids, for their room. These indoor plants are low care, non-toxic and each has a distinctive appearance to attract the Kids & Also You.

There are about millions of options to choose from when it comes to houseplants. But when it comes to choosing houseplants for children, it becomes even more important to be selective. The first and foremost priority while selecting the houseplant is that it should not be toxic and prickly, other aspects to consider are their appearance, growing requirements, and unique features. For example, the sensitive plant, which has the ability to unfold its leaves when touched.

♧Snake Plant

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You’ll not be able to find an alternative to this one when it comes to a friendly houseplant. It does not require much attention and live without water for a long duration. If that’s not enough, this plant also purifies the air like no other houseplant. See its benefits to FOLLOW OUR BLOG.

 ♧Gerbera Jamesonii
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Children adore this plant because of the large beautiful flowers. Turn your child’s bedroom more vibrant and colorful by making the combination of various colorful flowering varieties. The only stipulation to make gerbera daisy bloom indoors is sunlight. If there’s a window in your kid’s room that gets partial sunlight, keep it there.

♧Christmas Cactus
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Easy to propagate, Christmas cactus will help children to learn the art of propagation. The growth of new plants from cutting is surely going to leave them awestruck. It blooms during the holiday season, which makes it a perfect plant choice for the winter months.

♧Boston Fern
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Most people believe that ferns are toxic to children and pets which is not the case with Boston fern and a few others like the sword or maidenhair fern, find a few more to FOLLOW OUR BLOG. It is a classic addition to any interior.

♧ZZ Plant
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ZZ plant is an interesting houseplant; it grows well in indirect light and doesn’t require much maintenance. You can count on your kid–it’ll not die. It has low watering needs and seldom gets affected by pest infestation. One thing to remember about ZZ is, ingesting it is mildly toxic due to the calcium oxalate in it. It’s better not to plant this in young kids’ room or better notify them.

♧Spider Plant
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Due to its unusual name, and little spiderettes that dangles down from the mother plant, spider plant can render curiosity in your child. This plant is low maintenance, so no extra care. It has many health benefits too, you find them here. And, the best part, it’s completely safe and non-toxic.

♧Lucky Bamboo
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One of the easiest houseplants that even a child can grow. It can grow solely in water, which is definitely going to leave kids amazed. Fill any glass vase with water and place the lucky bamboo plants in that. Remember, the water should cover the roots. It’s one of the positive energy plants according to Feng Shui, find more such plants to FOLLOW US.

♧Flowering Kalanchoe
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Kalanchoe is one of the few best flowering houseplants. It can perk up any room with its vibrant blooms–the only requirement is sunlight. If you have a South or West-facing window, it’ll flower profusely.

Important notice : This plant is non-poisonous to human but mild to moderately poisonous to pets and livestock.

♧Jasmine
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 This popular plant tops the list when it comes to fragrant flowers. Research has shown that surrounding yourself with the scent of jasmine has a calming effect. It also helps in concentration, enhances mood and boosts memory. To grow jasmine indoors, you’ll need a spot that gets at least a few hours of direct sunlight.

♧Air Plants
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Air plants don’t need soil to grow. They’re super easy to grow and can make your kids attractive towards growing plants. Locate them at a spot with good air circulation. Avoid keeping them at places with cold drafts and air conditioner vents.

♧Jade Plant
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Resilient to diseases and a long lifespan, if that was not enough this plant also produces flowers. The oval-shaped leaves and bonsai-like look gives the jade plant a charming appearance and makes it a suitable plant for bonsais.



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