Giving gifts is a way to share and strengthen social ties, although choosing the right detail can become a real headache. It is about looking for the very essence of the person to whom the present will be delivered to know what kind of gift can be made. However, the search for gifts that transcend the passing of the years and remain stored in memory is a very high challenge. But at least we can try with these beautiful and strange plants to give away that if they are given proper care, they will be able to transcend through the years.
The best plants to give away
christmas cacti
Native to the Brazilian rainforest, the Christmas cactus is not exactly a cactus, but it has been named for its peculiar appearance. It has an appearance that is both beautiful and extravagant with red flowers that adorn the end of the leaves when the winter seasons arrive, hence its name.
Contrary to what one might think, It is a very resistant and easy-care plant. So it is an excellent option to give as a gift and present a little piece of life that will last for years. It likes bright light although not directly, it can be placed in interior spaces where the light arrives. As for irrigation, it does require a good amount of water, but its soil must be allowed to dry. This will be the indicator to re-feed it with water.
moth orchid
Among the most exotic flowers we find orchids that are characterized by their peculiar form of growth, very different from others. Its beauty enchants many around the world and has become a must for botany lovers. However, it is held in great respect as the idea has spread that it is difficult to care for and flourish. There’s no need to fear varieties that have been spread commercially are apt to flower under the right conditions.
Orchids prefer moist, temperate environments with partial indirect light. So they are perfect for interiors and give a touch of elegance to the home. The moth orchid is one of the plants that is positioned as a perfect candidate for gifts.
paper targets
Daffodil bulbs also known as paper whites charm anyone with their pristine color combined with a delicate yellow center. Its flowering time occurs at the end of the year, when winter announces its appearance, they are filled with white flowers like paper. They have the great peculiarity of being able to reproduce easily, so give a few away and if the owner wishes, he can extend his garden of daffodil bulbs.
Dracaena trifasciata is an excellent gift option, whether it is small or large. In their small versions with a beautiful ceramic pot, they are able to brighten even the dullest corner. But a well grown plant will help maintain indoor air quality. It is classified as an oxygen pump and an excellent air purifier. In addition, it is a good option if you do not have too much light and will grow even in the most hostile conditions.
resurrection plant
Among the strangest yet beautiful plants to give away is the resurrection plant (Selaginella lepidophylla) In addition to offering us a beautiful view, it will provide a reminder of the resilience that every living being brings within itself. Has a unique ability to come back to life before our very eyes and turn from a small ball of curled up dry leaves to a beautiful green moss. It is native to the Mexican desert and has developed an impressive adaptation to remain in an apparently ‘lifeless’ state even for years if required. But as soon as it receives water, it returns to life and reemerges as a green moss.
hindu rope plant
Its little flowers offer a great view and will bring life wherever it is placed. The Indian rope plant has vibrant green leaves that give it a distinctive touch and its flowers that resemble small white domes with pinkish tones, make it one of the most beloved plants. It can be given as a gift even to those who do not have great experience in caring for plantsas it requires little care. It should only be placed in a place with indirect medium light and watering should only occur when the soil is dry.
The freest plant beings in nature are undoubtedly the air plants, which do not stick to being on the ground to flourish. Instead, as their name says, they only need air to survive, so the possibilities become endless. In their wild state they can adhere to tree trunks and settle to live. But in indoor botany, sThey can be grown on any surface, wood, glass or even floating. If you want to give a unique detail this is the best option.
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