These are the latest trending plants, keep them at home and they will fill it with life

Many people grow some potted plants at home, as this can make the living space feel full of life. Spring Festival is coming soon, and many relatives will be visiting one another then, so you might as well keep these few plants at home; they are sure to make your home look upscale and impressive.

Rubber tree

The rubber tree (Ficus elastica) is suited to growing in a warm, humid environment. Its light requirements are not very high, and it is not cold-tolerant; in winter the overwintering temperature must not fall below 5°C. The rubber tree has an upright form, broad leaves, and glossy green foliage, with red new buds at the tips. Growing it at home adds plenty of life.

Fiddle-leaf fig

The fiddle-leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) is suited to growing in a warm environment and likes ample light. It is not cold-tolerant; in winter the overwintering temperature must not fall below 5°C, otherwise it is prone to frost damage. The fiddle-leaf fig has broad leaves whose shape closely resembles a cello. Growing it at home adds plenty of tropical flair to the living space.

Monstera

Monstera (Monstera deliciosa) is suited to growing in a warm, humid environment. It dislikes dryness and is fairly shade-tolerant, disliking direct strong light, but in winter it should be given ample light. Monstera has an upright form and leaves that stay green all year round, with a leaf shape closely resembling a turtle's shell, giving it high ornamental value.

Bird of paradise

Bird of paradise (Strelitzia) is suited to growing in a warm, humid environment. It is drought-tolerant but dislikes waterlogging, likes ample light, and is not cold-tolerant, so frost protection measures should be taken in winter. Bird of paradise has a graceful posture and broad leaves whose shape resembles a little bird dancing, so growing it at home has a distinctive charm of its own.