Indoor plants are beautiful and their presence enriches the home. In addition, they clean the air and bring harmony and positive energy into the home. We present to you five indoor plants that will perfume your space.
If you put one of these indoor plants in your home, entering it will certainly be twice as nice, because they smell wonderful.
1. Chinese jasmine
Chinese jasmine is mainly characterized by small white flowers, and it also emits a wonderful fragrance. It is a climbing plant that does not require care, it only needs an ideal place for cultivation. It is best to place the flower on the windowsill, as it loves a bright and sunny place. However, it is necessary to know that it is not good to move the plant, as this causes its extinction. The plant blooms from January to June.
2. Porcelain flower
It is a delicate and very beautiful plant that stands out for the nature of the flowers, as they appear to be made of wax. The plant is not demanding to care for, it only needs enough light. However, it does not thrive in too hot air or drafts.
3. Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus is an increasingly popular houseplant. It grows extremely well at room temperature and in bright rooms. It has an exceptional decorative value, and in addition, the volatile essential oils from the plant act as a repellant to insects - and by emitting a fresh scent, it is an ideal addition to your space.
4. Lemon and kumquat tree
The lemon tree immediately fills every room with its sweet-sour smell and reminds of beautiful summer days. In the warm season, you can also place these plants outdoors, i.e. on the balcony or in the garden. The plant in your home thrives best on a staircase or in a bright corridor. The kumquat tree, however, belongs to the orange family and also emits a wonderful scent. It is cared for in the same way as a lemon tree.
5. Gardenia
Gardenia is one of the plants with the most intense smell. It is characterized by a bushy flower with dark green leaves. If you choose this indoor plant, it will bloom from July to October. In winter, it should be moved to a cooler place, as it cannot stand the heat, and it needs light and moisture to thrive.
