Hi! The leaves are beginning to change color and are falling of. Even if it is beautiful, don't we miss a bit of green in our lives? Instead of always dreaming of the palms on the seychelles, why not get some in our homes? Still having some green in my everyday life, makes me much happier and lets me be open to all the cold months without green. So why fight these months when you can enjoy them, right? Here I found some plants with big leaves, and which aren't Succulents, Cactuses or an Aloe Vera. I actually have an obsession with those three, since I bought myself an Aloe Vera in 2010 on Fuerteventura. So I thought I had to avoid them in this post and just do a post only for them later on.
Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree
This plant loves bright, indirect light, so place it near a window and allow the soil to dry between watering. (Important: the plant is poisonous to pets!)
Rubber Tree
The same care needed as the Fig Tree.
Fiji Palm
This plant loves warm temperatures, most are shade tolerant, some actually adore shade. Infrequent watering is recommended.
Pilea Peperomioides
Bright light or half shaded is this plant stationed and the soil needs to dry in between watering.
Monsteria Deliciosa
They need medium to bright light, but not direct sun. Keep the soil a little damp, but not swampy.
Jade Tree
This plant needs enough light and may not be overwatered.
Norfolk Pine
The pine needs a lot of water, the soil may never dry out. Also it needs good lightning.
- Julia
