Grouping indoor plants. Tapeworm.

Tapeworm is a single plant, which is placed at a distance from other indoor plants in order to attract special attention to it.
A single plant should be chosen especially carefully, as it is. as a matter of fact, it is a decorative object competing with other elements of the interior. Choose a tapeworm based on the presence of one or more of the following qualities:
- big size;
- extraordinary shape;
- interesting leaf color;
- the presence of very decorative flowers.
Special requirements are imposed on the appearance of the pot or pots. Large sized soliter plants are also often used to separate one part of a room from another (for example, in the hall “living room” from “dining room”) or to fill the void formed in the room.
As a tapeworm, you can use ficus, palms, false palms, creepers (philodendron, grapes, tunbergia, hoya, monstera), ampelous plants (zygocactus, columnaum, chlorophytum), variegated plants (begonia, caladium, codiaum, cordilina), also some ornamental flowering plants (hydrangea, pelargonium, cyclamen).