Spooky Houseplants and Decor in Charleston
Tired of the traditional corn and pumpkin fall decor? Let's conjure up some ideas that are a little more unique this October with weird and wonderful decor and spooky houseplants at Meeting Green! From dark, dramatic foliage to frightening names, these plants will add something a little strange to your collection.
The alocasia 'polly' is known for its glossy dark green leaves, white veining, and wavy edges. She's goth and dramatic! Place alocasia 'polly' in bright, indirect light and keep the soil moist, but never soggy.
One of our favorite philodendrons, the 'tortum' is down right creepy with it's skeletal foliage that sends a chill down your spine. This exotic plant thrives in medium to bright indirect light and needs water when the top few inches of the soil are dry.
If your a cacti fan, check out the euphorbia 'white ghost' this spooky season. The name speaks for itself, but the silver and white marble color and fantastical branching are worth talking about. This plant thrives in bright light and wants infrequent, thorough waterings.
The burgundy ficus 'rubber tree' is another dark leaf beauty stealing the show this Halloween. This plant's enchanting dark burgundy to black foliage does best in bright, indirect light and requires thorough watering when the top few inches of the soil are dry.
Travel through the cosmos this Halloween and add a Monstera 'Thai Constellation' to your collection! Place this monstera in medium to bright, indirect light and water when the top few inches of soil are dry.
Finally, get a little sinister with Euphorbia 'devil's backbone' zigzag shape and funky foliage. Don't let the name scare you, this plant is easy to care for in bright light and required minimal watering.
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