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Irrigation-free plants to decorate your home

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Do you want to keep plants in your home that hardly need any care? Continue reading, because Housetherapie has brought some beautiful species.

Irrigation-free plants are a good option for decorating your home’s different rooms. You will love the fact that they have many advantages and will make your home look very beautiful.

How would you feel if we told you that they can live for up to twenty days without water? Great, isn’t it? Well, trust us, because it is so. They will also help you to have a green area in your home that is very easy to maintain.

Alderberry, aloe, kalanchoe, and Senecios are four of the most popular types of succulents in the garden. As they store water in their tissues, they can live without rain for long periods. You can grow them inside or outside the house. When indoors, water them every fortnight and outdoors once a week.

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While they are hardy, it is best not to have them exposed to the sun all day long. Spread stones on the support to better conserve moisture and keep them in perfect condition.

Echeveria, a green touch

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One of the countries with the largest number of plant succulents is Mexico. It is perfect for covering rock gardens but also for hanging on balconies and terraces. We recommend that you do not expose it to continuous sunlight, rather allocate a space for it in the morning sun.

In summer, give it plenty of water, once a week is enough, but do not wet the leaves. If you give it a lot of water, it will eventually rot, and keep in mind that it needs coarse sand for better growth.

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An advantage of Echeveria is that it multiplies very easily. Just take advantage of its easily detachable leaves and replant them in another pot.

 

Aloe vera, a symbol of health

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Different remedies are made from the pulp of the leaves to care for the skin and the digestive system. It is very effective in treating burns and eczema, for example.

Aloe Vera can live in full sunlight, but its leaves will turn brownish. If you want it green, place it in semi-shade and water lightly every ten days.

In no time at all, you will be able to have many aloe vera thanks to the transplantation of leaves. Of course, wait until they reach 10 cm in height. There are many varieties, the best known are aloe vera and aloe Ferox.

 

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Kalanchoe absorbs chemical vapors

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It can be found in Florida all year long. Originally from Madagascar, it eliminates the toxic substances present in the air, while bringing freshness. Put it in full sun, next to a window.

During summer, spray it once a week, without flooding it. Take off dead leaves to give it vitality and fertilize it to keep the flowers in perfect condition.

It is a low maintenance plant because it lasts a week or more without water and is generally resistant to pests. Be aware that too much water can kill it.

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Bringing a kalanchoe home will give you joy thanks to the variety of colors that the flowers offer: red, yellow, orange, pink, purple … You won’t know which color to pick!

 

dwarf Senecio

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dwarf Senecio is approximately 30 cm high by 60 cm wide, and cylindrical leaves. It looks like an attractive bluish-green coral.

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It is perfect to be placed on shelves next to the windows. Its yellow flowers give off a very pleasant fragrance, so it will help you to keep the house perfumed.

It requires minimal maintenance. It should be placed in the sun and needs reasonable watering because it is very resistant to drought. Be careful when watering it because leaves should not get wet.

Walls and stones are perfect for this plant, as it forms a dense mat. You can also plant it in high pots where it adapts very well.

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