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How to Take Care of Indoor Plants
Indoor plants do more than just beautify your home — they can also improve your physical and emotional health. However, these 'green roommates' also need your help to thrive. Different houseplants have varying needs when it comes to care. In this article, we will specifically discuss how to care for Orchids, Peace Lilies, and Gardenias.
Orchids 
Orchids are exotic plants that bring a touch of elegance to every household. Despite their reputation, they are surprisingly easy to care for once you know their basic needs.
- Placement: These plants can be anywhere in your home as long as there’s a good balance of light. They enjoy lots of light, but not direct sunlight.
- Watering: Once a week should suffice. Orchids often suffer from overwatering than underwatering, so be careful not to drown them.
- Feeding: Orchids should be fed by using a specialized orchid fertilizer, usually once a month.
Peace Lilies (Spataphelium)
Peace lilies are very simple to grow indoors and are known for their ability to cleanse the air of toxins.
- Placement: They thrive in low light settings, making them perfect for rooms without windows.
- Watering: It's best to water them once a week. If the leaves start drooping, that's a sign that they need water immediately.
- Feeding: They benefit from a light feeding of a balanced, water-soluble fertilizer every 6 weeks or so during the growing season.
Gardenias
Gardenias, with their fragrant flowers and shiny green leaves, are a popular choice for plant enthusiasts wanting to bring a touch of nature indoors.
- Placement: They require plenty of light, so a sunny window where they receive direct morning light and afternoon shade is ideal.
- Watering: Water the plant when the top inch of soil is dry.
- Feeding: Gardenias need consistent feeding to keep them healthy. You can use an acid fertilizer, a fish emulsion, or a fertilizer specially formulated for gardenias.
| Plant Type | Placement | Watering | Feeding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Orchid | Indirect light | Once a week | Orchid fertilizer once a month |
| Peace Lily | Low light | As needed | Every 6 weeks with balanced, water-soluble fertilizer |
| Gardenia | Direct sunlight partly | When top inch of soil is dry | Consistently with acid fertilizer or fish emulsion |
"Caring for indoor plants is a practice that can provide the cultivator not merely a casual pastime, but a refreshing therapy for the mind and soul. So, may you step into a world of green calm, leaving stress behind, and emerge with a more balanced, rejuvenated self." - Author, Green Thumb.
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