Houseplants are a diverse group; the term is used to describe
everything from a cactus to an orchid. This diversity can make
plant care challenging (and occasionally frustrating). There are
some pretty simple and common things to remember when selecting
and caring for houseplants. If you haven't purchased a plant
yet, choose a healthy plant to begin with: Without light a plant
will starve, unable to produce food, or photosynthesize. (Plant
photosynthesis is also the process that removes carbon dioxide
from the atmosphere, replacing it with oxygen). So, the
placement of your plants in the home is critical. A home will
contain many microclimates; for example kitchens and baths
normally are more humid. Plants do not have to reside on a
windowsill, but if yours do, here are some enlightening facts.
Remember that windows facing: As stated above, most plants do
their growing at night. Just as plants need light to produce
food, they also need a daily period of cool and dark to prosper.
Temperature needs vary by plan