Kitchen and bathroom floral placement tips

Kitchen flowering: The kitchen is often the dirtiest area in a home, filled with steam and grease that can be tough on plants. To thrive in this environment, choose hardy, compact plants that help purify the air. Spider plants, Chinese evergreen, succulents like aloe vera, and small herbs such as basil or mint are excellent choices. These plants not only add a touch of greenery but also help filter out toxins and improve air quality.

Note: Due to the high levels of dust and steam in the kitchen, it's important to keep your plants clean. Regularly wiping the leaves and misting them can help maintain their health and ensure they continue to thrive in this busy space.

Flowering in the bathroom: The bathroom can be a challenging place for plants due to its humidity and limited light. However, there are several species that thrive in these conditions. Small ferns, snake plants, and pothos are great options for damp areas. You can also place low-light tolerant plants like ZZ plants or peace lilies near the sink or on the window ledge. Be cautious with certain plants, such as cockscomb or tobacco, as they may absorb harmful substances from ceramic glazes. On the other hand, plants like Chinese evergreen, roses, and kaffir lime are excellent for improving air quality and adding a fresh, natural feel to the bathroom.