What type of plants or flowers not to put indoor and what's happen if you do? Who can i ask for more detail?

I%26#039;ll e-mail the pictures of plants and flowers to so they can tell me.

FlowersBirthday FlowersSympathy FlowersAll plants grow outside somewhere in the world. All plants evolved to take advantage of particular circumstances regarding sunlight, nutrients, water, and temperature. If you reproduce the conditions that a plant uses in its native environment, you can grow any plant indoors.





You can reproduce any condition indoors. That is what greenhouse growers do to produce plants sold by florists.





In an ordinary home, you can control water and nutrients reliably by supplying fertilizer and supplying water.


However, it is difficult to control sunlight because the requirements for a plant is usually different from that desired by people and it is difficult to control temperature for the same reason. As a result, plants suitable for the home thrive at a temperature around 70F and grow in low light conditions. Therefore, plants that grow in homes to the same state you find them in nature will almost certainly be non-flowering tropical plants.





Many people can be quite successful with flowering plants for a short period of time but it takes major adjustments for light and/or temperature to grow them as successfully as Mother Nature.





Determine what your plants need in the way of light and temperature and you will know how successful they will grow indoors.
Reply:Plants that grow outside are controlled by the climate. Sun, rain light and shade. Soil type and the four seasons. Plants grow indoor all have one thing in common. They require low to medium light. Are not dependent on the climate and are considered house plants because the growing conditions for growing them are matched to the horticulture needs of the plant.
Reply:Well usually when you buy a plant there should be a small plastic sticker in the pot that will tell you which plant will do good indoors and which will do good outdoors. If you bring a outdoor plant inside usually not much will happen as long as it can get the sun it needs.skin disease