Not all indoor plants need to be placed on the windowsill. Many of them do not tolerate bright sunlight and draft, which occurs when the window is opened.
Anthurium
This is a very beautiful plant with dark green leaves and bright red flowers. He loves diffused light or partial shade. The flower does not tolerate temperature changes and drafts - it starts to hurt.
However, on the northern window, the anthurium will still lack sunlight, therefore, it will be necessary to do artificial lighting for it.
The flower loves spraying, which in the summer should be done twice a day. Watering should be moderate - once every two days, and in winter weekly.
Saintpaulia or Violet
Violet is a flower native to East Africa. However, it does not tolerate bright sunlight. It has dark top and light green leaves below, the edges of which can be even or wavy.
Her flowers are diverse, both in form and in color. They can be pink, blue, blue, purple, single layer or multi-layer.
Violets need to be placed where there will be diffused light, or obscured by other plants. However, the lack of light is also fatal - the leaves of the plant begin to stretch upward.
Senpolia loves moderate rare watering, once every two to three days. Otherwise, its roots may begin to rot. It is best to water through a pan.
Sansevieria
A plant with long waxy spotty dark green leaves. He loves the shadow, under the influence of bright light, its leaves change color. If the window is south, you will need to shade the plant.
Sansevieria is resistant to drought, as it stores moisture in its leaves. Watering must be carried out carefully, preventing water from getting into the outlet of the leaves, otherwise they can rot. She does not need spraying, but she needs to treat the leaves from dust.
Ficus
Shade-loving ficuses include the species Elastic. It has large waxy dark leaves. Loves shading. However, in winter, the plant may fall leaves due to lack of lighting. Therefore, it will be necessary to highlight the flower with a lamp.
It is necessary to ensure that the earth has time to dry out between waterings. In winter, the flower needs less moisture. In addition, the plant must be protected from hypothermia and drafts.
Monstera
A plant with large split leaves that loves high humidity. However, the soil must have time to dry out after watering. She needs a lot of light, but not too bright. The lack of lighting time negatively affects the plant in winter.
The leaves of the flower contain toxic substances, like most plants of the aroid family. Therefore, it must be ensured that it is not accessible to children and pets.
