17 Best Flowers You Can Grow Indoors All Winter

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  • Опубліковано 18 лис 2022
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    Check out the Best Flowering Houseplants You Can Grow Indoors All Winter and keep your rooms decked up with colorful blooms in the colder months.
    1. Christmas Cactus
    This stunning succulent houseplant is popularly used as an essential part of Christmas decorations and gifts. Once you notice the buds, place the plant in a sunny spot.
    2. Poinsettias
    Poinsettia is another plant that has been a symbol of the festive season. Continue growing this plant indoors for Christmas cheer in winter.
    3. Begonias
    If you want to add a dash of bright colors to your home decor in winter, bring Begonias indoors. This plant can bloom all year round, including the colder months.
    4. Desert Rose
    Grow this fascinating succulent as an indoor plant in winter for its mini tree shape and the fact that it produces flowers in winter.
    5. African Violets
    African Violets are one of the easiest houseplants you can grow to enjoy the blooms all year. Keep the planter in a sunny spot indoors to encourage more flowers.
    6. Cyclamen
    Cyclamen can bloom from December to April indoors and send fragrant flowers above its silver-marbled, heart-shaped foliage.
    7. Moth Orchid
    Grow Moth Orchid for its beautiful flowers during winter, and remember to keep it in a location that enjoys 4-6 hours of indirect, bright sunlight daily.
    8. Kaffir Lily
    Kaffir Lily is an indoor flowering plant for winter that needs dry and cool growing conditions to work best. With orange and yellow blooms, it can surely give your home a warm look.
    9. Peace Lily
    Peace Lily can add green height in the corner of your living room in winter, producing flag-like, white flowers. Place this plant away from children and pets as it is poisonous.
    10. Ixora
    Ixora can grow up to 4-5 feet tall, and you can place this plant in the corner of your room. It blooms in orange, yellow, pink, white, and bright red.
    11. Amaryllis
    It is one of the Best Flowering Houseplants You Can Grow Indoors All Winter because Amaryllis naturally blooms between December and March.
    12. Goldfish Plant
    The flowers on this plant resemble tiny goldfish in shades of orange, yellow, or red, as the name suggests. Make sure it gets plenty of bright but indirect light all day long.
    13. Paperwhite
    Paperwhite is a winter-blooming, fragrant flower bulb that you can grow indoors.
    14. Lipstick Plant
    The lipstick plant is a vining beauty that can look best with its tubular, red flowers in winter. Though it usually grows in late summer and also keeps blooming in the colder months.
    15. Purple Shamrock
    Purple Shamrock is a South American native plant that produces five-petaled, purple, white, or pink flowers that open up during the day and shut in the night.
    16. Anthurium
    Although Anthurium is a tropical plant, it can survive well in colder months if given a little love and care. Place it in a spot that receives 5-6 hours of bright sunlight.
    17. Crown of Thorns
    If you are okay with its thorniness, add this to your indoor garden for blooms in winter. Keep it away from kids, inattentive adults, and pets, as long spines are dangerous.
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  • @plantsfragrance2672
    @plantsfragrance2672 Рік тому +1

    Hello friend very beautiful plants so amazing 👍👍😇💞🌹🌹

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    @PlantNerdExperiments 7 місяців тому +4

    This video has been flagged by Plant Nerds for spreading incorrect houseplant information.