Ornamental taro tree
Caladium plant is a prominent plant with colorful leaves, bright patterns like a painting. Fresh and elegant appearance makes this plant chosen by many people to decorate living spaces.
This is a plant that prefers a warm, humid and cool environment. The plant grows well in light light light or partial shade. Because the leaves are quite fragile, avoid exposing the plant to harsh sunlight for a long time. An area with indirect light or light sunlight for a few hours a day will be more suitable.
With eye-catching leaf color and relatively large size, mon kieng can become a highlight for living rooms, balconies or indoor spaces with suitable lighting.
Split-leaf betel tree, South American betel tree
South American betel leaves impress with large leaves, unique shapes and characteristic slits. In nature, the plant can grow very large, while when grown indoors it is usually controlled in size by pot and care.
The South American betel tree likes indirect light, should not be placed under harsh sunlight. The tree can be arranged in the living room, bedroom or areas in the house with enough light. With its characteristic leaf shape, just a pot of the tree can create a clear highlight for the space.
Dwarf coconut tree
Dừa lùn has a shape quite similar to some ornamental areca varieties, with straight stems and soft, naturally spread leaves. Originating from tropical regions, the tree prefers warm environments with relatively high humidity.
The plant is medium-sized, often planted in pots to decorate desks, living rooms or small corners in the house. When placed in a suitable pot, the green leaves create a feeling of freshness and closeness to nature.
Dừa lùn is suitable for spaces that need a tree with a graceful shape but does not take up too much space. The tree can also be used in many different interior styles, from minimalist to tropical.
