7 picky plants that are definitely safe for pets | ivd.ru

Do you want to complement the interior with a stylish plant in a beautiful pot, but are you afraid for pets who can "eat" it? This is not a problem, we tell you about 7 cool varieties that do not cause any harm to animals.

Which plants are safe for pets? Listed in the video

1 Fittonia belozhilchataya

A low-growing plant with small variegated leaves looks interesting in the interior and will stand out in your collection. Don't worry about pets: fittonia is absolutely safe for them, and if a cat suddenly bites off a leaf, nothing terrible will happen. It is not difficult to take care of a flower, although you should not forget about it at all. He does not need bright light, so take the northern window sill with him or the shelving in the room will not suffer. When watering, focus on the condition of the soil, as it often happens, it should barely dry out from above. Do not allow drying out, especially in summer. To make the foliage always look fresh, you can spray the leaves.

2 White - veined maranta

This plant with a beautiful name is notable for its preparation for the night. In the evening, its leaves rise up and become like hands folded in prayer, for such a pose it was nicknamed the "prayer plant". Its dense palm leaves may interest animals, but do not worry, they will definitely not be poisoned. Although a dark corner in the back of the apartment will not suit Maranta, in general she is undemanding to light. The main thing is not to put it under direct rays. As for watering, it should be moderate. A drainage layer can be laid under the soil, which will prevent rotting (this can happen if you pour a flower).

3 Chlorophytum

Fluffy seedlings with thin long leaves are loved for their unpretentiousness. Chlorophytum does not care about the level of illumination and the regularity of watering. Of course, the flower will feel better and look healthier if you take care of it carefully. But if you suddenly forget to water or leave for a week, the chlorophytum will not die. Voluminous foliage attracts pets, but let it not become an obstacle to cultivation. The flower is safe for them, and even useful for people, it works as an air purifier.

4 Striped Calathea

In Latin, it is called Calathea zebrina because of the frequent stripes on the foliage and the resemblance to a zebra. The interior looks bright and stylish, especially if the flower has reached medium or large sizes. So that kalatea always pleases you with her appearance, do not put her on the southern windowsill, she does not like direct sunlight. Ideally, the plant will be grateful to place it on a shelf or shelf inside a bright room, and you will not have to make much effort in caring for it. Even at +25 (for example, during the heating season), the flower will feel good, but it is important not to forget to moisten the soil in time. Calathea is safe for cats and dogs.

5 Kostenets nest

The variety belongs to the genus of ferns and looks exotic. A significant plus bone can be kept in the bathroom. Plants there always decorate the environment, but it can be difficult to choose the right kind. The same flower perfectly tolerates shade and high humidity. At the same time, it is not necessary to directly wet the leaves of such a kostenets does not like, and you have less worries. There is also no need to fear for pets.

6 Peperomiform pilea

Another fashionable flower that owners of cats, dogs and other animals can safely start. Pilea likes an abundance of diffused light, but is able to adapt to very low light. This will not affect the health of the seedling, it will simply give fewer branches, slightly slow down its growth. Another advantage of the flower for those who sometimes forget about care, the saw does not need to be watered often. First you need to wait for the earth to dry completely and only then moisten it. 

7 Nephrolepis sublime

This plant, which will not harm any four-legged friend, is also called the Boston fern. It looks very voluminous, so it is better not to put it in a composition with other plants, its beauty will be lost. Nephrolepis adapts to different conditions (but, of course, not the most extreme), but the humidity level is important for it. The fern does not like dry air, and it is better to put it away from radiators and closer to the humidifier, if there is one. Or carry out regular spraying of the entire seedling.

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