Does your office sometimes get hot in the summer? Many office buildings are located under a flat roof, or on the other hand are prone to heat in the summer.
You may then doubt whether it makes sense to put down a plant. Fortunately, there are also plants that grow in nature in arid and dry areas, for example. We have compiled a list of 6 beautiful plants that also survive in dry and hot environments.
1. Yucca
Also called the palm lily, the yucca is native to areas of South America, the Caribbean and North America. The plant is bold and cheerful and is reminiscent of a plant found in an oasis. The plant is very easy to maintain and has air-purifying qualities. Of course, the yucca also really likes sunshine, so in a bright and warm office this beautiful plant will do perfectly.
2. Boxwood
We know the boxwood mainly as a hedge, but did you know that you can also safely put it indoors? The plant is also called the little palm tree, but it really is a small tree. It is a very easy to maintain plant, which you can also prune into shape. The plant can survive in almost any place, it is important that you water it sufficiently if you put the boxwood in a very light and dry place.
3. Dragon ivy
The dragon ivy is a plant believed in Greece, that a lot of money and luck awaits its owner. An ideal addition to the office, of course! This plant has strong air-purifying properties, instantly improving the living environment in an office environment. The plant is very easy to maintain, instantly brightens up any environment and can be perfectly placed in a bright spot.
4. Spurgeon
Spurge is officially called Euphorbia and is beautiful all year round. This plant has a special blue-gray color, with flowers in winter. Be careful of the milky substance with this plant; in fact, it is a bit irritating to the skin. This plant also survives well in a warm environment and can withstand the sun, provided you do keep up with watering.
5. Lavender
People don’t often think of lavender as an indoor plant, but this wonderfully fragrant creation of nature does very well both indoors and outdoors. Lavender loves sun, so be sure to put the plant in a warm and bright spot. It is best to prune this plant twice a year, as lavender can grow quickly. Moreover, its fragrance is calming; a great asset for the office.
6. Mexican dwarf palm
The Chamaedorea elegans or Mexican dwarf palm has been a popular indoor plant for centuries. The plant comes from tropical areas such as Mexico and Guatemala, where it grows in full sun. This plant can adapt perfectly to all kinds of conditions and therefore does well in the office.
Would you like to learn more about these plants, or would you like personal advice on the best plant for your office? Then feel free to contact us for a no-obligation consultation.
