How can indoor plants not die too fast?

Whether plants can be kept green and beautiful indoors is 80% related to light, so before deciding to raise plants, the first thing to do is to see if there is enough indoor light.

Maybe you will ask what kind of light is enough? This is a difficult question to answer, because each plant has different requirements for light, just like some people are full after eating one bowl at a meal, and some people have to eat three bowls, so whether the light is enough depends on the plant species. Later, I will introduce you to several well-nourished and beautiful indoor plants.

The following points may help you judge whether there is enough light in the room. The light in the southeast window is stronger than that in the north, while the direct light in the west window is not only strong but also hot in the afternoon, which is very destructive. Indoor plants usually can't stand it, and direct light can easily burn the leaves. Therefore, if your window faces east or south, and there is no adjacent building adjacent to the window, this environment is very suitable for all kinds of indoor plants. If you start raising them, the room will be filled with green everywhere. If your window faces west, be careful not to put the plants in direct sunlight, so that the leaves will not get sunburned. As for the north window, the light is poor, so we should choose plants that are more tolerant to shade, such as pueraria lobata, coarse ribs, indigo leaves, malabaris, taro and so on. If there is no window in your room, there are only a few kinds of plants you can raise, but if you are willing to turn on the lights during the day and help the plants fill in the light, that is not the limit.

Selection of plant species:

The phrase "adjust measures to local conditions" is very suitable for the cultivation of indoor plants, and it is more appropriate to change it to "suit the light". It will be very helpful for you to remember the phrase "adapt to the light".