What flowers can you keep in the office that live long? Just pick these few.

Besides home, the place we spend the most time is probably the office, so many people want to keep a small plant in this "home," especially when they feel bored, looking at this little thing can ease a lot of it. But we also have to consider whether they are actually suited to being kept here, after all, the sunlight and ventilation are not very good, and some flowers easily die because of this. So today, Huahua is going to give everyone a few kinds of plants that can be kept in the office!

1. Pothos

Pothos can be considered a household-name plant. Although it is not as brightly colored as flowering plants, its lush green leaves and stems are also loved by many people. And in sunlight its luster is even more obvious, because it cannot take strong light, so keeping it in the office is also very good.

It likes a warm and humid growing environment, so we should regularly check the moisture level of the soil and replenish water in time. When the weather is too dry, you can use a spray bottle to mist the leaves, which can maintain the luster of the leaves.

2. Anthurium

Anthurium also has a very nice name, which is flamingo flower, probably because its flower looks like a candle wick, hence the name. And its red flowers paired with green leaves are also very comfortable to look at. Most importantly, its flowering period is really long. Huahua has one pot here that bloomed for more than a month without withering!

It is also very simple to grow. If you want to maintain its vividness, water is naturally indispensable. Because anthurium likes a warm and humid growing environment, during its growing period, especially in summer, you must ensure its soil moisture, so the leaves can grow plump and large!

3. Haworthia cooperi

When it comes to keeping flowers in the office, many people probably like to place a small succulent on their desk, which is both fresh and cute. But some people reject this place very much, because these succulents cannot do without sunlight, and being stuffy indoors for a long time instead makes them more likely to grow poorly. But if you want to grow one, it is recommended that everyone choose Haworthia cooperi, because it is relatively afraid of sunlight.

Haworthia cooperi relatively likes a warm and dry growing environment, so in summer we should not water it. Wait until autumn, when it gradually begins to resume growth, then you can slowly water it a little to let it grow smoothly!