The 4 most beautiful purple plants to grow in your home

Nature is not just about green. There are a variety of plants and flowers with dazzling colors that can be grown at home to beautify the environments. In this article, we present a selection of 4 species with purple leaves or petals, capable of giving your home a lot of charm. Find out below:

Tarot

The black yam, also known as elephant ear and taioba, is a plant of the species colocasia aquatilis. Its leaves are large and have a purplish black hue. Due to its size, which can reach 1.21 meters in height, this species is indicated for gardens, backyards and flowerbeds. She prefers environments with partial shade and very moist soil.

purple clover

Originally from Brazil, the plant Oxalis triangularis has purple foliage and pink or white flowers. This species grows well in larger pots as long as the soil is well-draining, moist, and light.

The delicate plant known as purple clover is very popular all over the world. Personally, I started paying more attention to clovers after seeing them in abundance on Instagram profiles specializing in indoor plants, the famous houseplants, which are very popular with millennials. It's hard to browse these profiles without coming across several pictures of purple clovers, many forming magnificent clumps and even with flowers. Unfortunately, here in Brazil, clover is still considered a weed.

purple velvet

Gynura aurantiaca is a lovely plant, with foliage that has jagged edges and small hairs. She is very sensitive to climate changes, but manages to adapt well in mild conditions. The mature and larger leaves have a greenish hue, while the younger and smaller ones have a purple color, which makes it even more attractive.

Gynura aurantiaca is a lovely plant, with foliage that has jagged edges and small hairs. She is very sensitive to climate changes, but manages to adapt well in mild conditions. The mature and larger leaves have a greenish hue, while the younger and smaller ones have a purple color, which makes it even more attractive.

Violet

Viola odorata is a popular and delicate plant with blue and purple flowers. To develop well, she needs plenty of light, but no direct exposure to the sun. The place chosen for it must have a balanced temperature, as very low or very high temperatures can harm its growth. In addition, the soil should not become waterlogged.