Plants and flowers symbolize different things based on their origin, folklore, colors and characteristics. Hence, we have plants that can match anybody’s personality. Today we’ll be talking about some of the most famous types of plants and what they mean or symbolize.
Air plants symbolize creativity and freedom. Fit for small spaces, these plants have a unique shape to it and breathe life into any room. Because they thrive out of the soil, these plants represent freedom and are great for those people who move frequently or travel.
Bonsai trees, as graceful as they look, represent harmony and calm. It is believed that they have a therapeutic and meditative effect on those that tend to them. Ideal for people who need some zen and balance in their life, they are perfect for people with hectic schedules.
Philodendrons symbolize one’s love for nature and are a great fit for plant lovers. They also symbolize personal growth and make a great gift for someone going through a major life event or making some personal improvements.
Symbolic of perseverance and perfect for people with ambition and dedication to their dreams, pothos plants are next on the list. These vines grow long and fast so they are perfect to be planted in hanging pots. This symbolizes reaching new heights and chasing dreams.
Succulents are tough plants that are able to endure hot temperatures and little care makes them very durable. These undoubtedly are perfect to symbolize endurance and loyalty. They represent loyalty because they stick around and are there for you even after some neglect.
In the end, we have prayer plants that portray devotion and focus. The leaves of this plant move upward at night resembling praying hands, hence the name. How they showcase focus is again through their leaves. Taking inspiration from how a person is dedicated in taking out time to stay organized and on a schedule, even when it's for prayer.
With this article, we hope you are now close to finding out which plants suits your personality the best.
