8 Pink And Purple Charming Plants That You'll Need To Get

All House plants add an exquisite look to any home and are generally pretty, but what if there were plants that aren't just green but instead pink or purple! Think to yourself how spectacular a home would look with these eye-catchy plants!

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Read this post to know these amazing plants that contain unusual colors and patterns, that aren't like the rest of your house plants but have a pink or purple touch in every one of their leaves.

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1.  Caladium - Elephant ears

Caladiums in general are known for having bright and colorful heart-shaped leaves. They vary in names, sometimes known as elephant ears and in other cases heart of Jesus and angel wings. They have unusual green leaves with a splash of bright deep pink in the center and are sometimes only surrounded by green borders, leaving the rest deep pink or red on other occasions.

2.  Pink Syngoniums (neon robusta) - arrowhead plant

These plants come to the category of one of my favs. They can be let to rap on a lovely pole or else grown as a terrarium plant that will make a stunning décor.

3. Oxalis triangularis - purple shamrock

As stunning as they are, they will make a great décor piece for your home. These lovely plants grow in bushes of purple leaves with delight.

4. Aglaonema - Chinese evergreen

 Pink Aglaonemas are so pretty as well as attractive, they contain green borders and lovely accents of pink in the center. They require a decent amount of sunlight to keep them bright pink however they are super easy to maintain,

6. Maranta leuconeura - prayer plant

Pink prayer plants are distinctive, they prefer indirect light but if not adhered to they often fade.

7. Pink splash Caladium

Again being from the caladium family, they vary in colors but these ones, in particular, are more than what I'll call to be my favorite. 

8.  Tradescantia - Spider wort

Spider worts have green and purple leaves, not completely being the color in full, but rather half in one color and the other with another.

My best pink plant.