5 best plants for a beautiful and fresh bathroom

Imagine starting your day in an oasis filled with lush greenery.

The typical low light, high humidity, and warmth of the bathroom is exactly what most tropical plants need to survive. People are now starting to place plants in their showers or bathrooms to purify the air.

Most bathroom renovations in Hills District use plants as decoration because they have been shown to boost moods and increase creativity.

1. Orchids

Orchid flowers have proven to be one of the most beautiful and most diverse in the plant world. They are the perfect addition to any bathroom; the beautiful and graceful flowers will pair well with decors. They require more care and attention than most household plants so make sure to water them once a week. Orchids would look great in the sink and white ones will maintain an airy look.

2. Lucky bamboo arrangement

Lucky log bamboo symbolises a strong life that's filled with prosperity. Some varieties produce fragrant white flowers in addition to the healthy green leaves. This plant doesn’t even need soil to survive, which is why they are placed in a vase filled with pebbles and water. And they’re hassle-free because you can place them wherever you want. The water you put should not contain chlorine or fluoride so that the leaves will not turn yellow or brown, and make sure to change the water once in every two weeks.

3. Eternity plant

Also known as the ZZ (Zamioculcas Zamifolia) plant, it’s very popular for its glossy green leaves and hardy nature. The eternity plant can last forever even when it's under the worst care. It needs a little amount of water and low to medium exposure to light. This seasonal plant can be seen to bloom in the latter part of summer and early fall. Eternity plants leaflets can also be grown in water instead of soil. Even stem cuttings will produce roots in water.

4. Aloe vera

Aloe Vera is a succulent plant species. Aside from its medical properties, it has been widely grown as an ornamental plant. Place it on a windowsill so it can get the natural light it requires and enjoy its amazing air-purifying power. It doesn’t need lots of water to survive for the humidity is enough to keep it healthy. Also, the juice of Aloe Vera has a lot of vitamins and minerals, while the gel can be used as a topical treatment for minor cuts and burns, insect bites, dry skin and more.

5. Snake plants

Snake plants are also known as ‘mother-in-law’s tongue’. They’re part of the lily family with tall, slender leaves that add a lot of flair. They’re fine with little sunlight and are amazing at air purification because they can absorb many of the unpleasant ingredients present in bathroom cleaning products. It’s a great corner plant and perfect for the space under the sink.

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