You're at that point in wherein you've had enough of plants. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Pastel Pop Kit has wallpapers decked with flowers and the Greenhouse Haven Kit is an absolute gardener's haven and dream to have. You're tired of plants at this point, and you've convinced yourself that you don't want to spend another five dollars just for pixel plants.
That's until you've caught a whiff of The Blooming Rooms Kit and the plants it has in store for your home. Rooms are definitely going to look livelier and greener with the unique plants and unconventional potting in this kit.
25 Deꦬsert Rose ꦫ
You can finally have a piece of these tall, tropical beauties in your own sim's living room for just five dollars. Whether you call them plumeria or frangipani, they're still the same old desert rose plants that come in varying vibrant colors.
Instead of its usual towering height, the desert rose plant is just a small bonsai that can be placed on any table. The in-game description reads that this particular plant has Cthulu-like roots. In certain parts of the world, these bright flowers could be found around cemeteriesꦯ and are often associated with spirits, which sounds like a grave coincidence.
24 💛 Faustus ZZ ꦫPlant
The Zanzibar gem is hard to kill according to the game, but if you love indoor plants, you'd know that it's not a lie and that this kind of plant is highly low maintenance. It's also good for indoor purposes since these plants are capable of cleansing the air in your room.
Your sims may or may not breathe, and you'll never know since sims-science is incomprehensible. But even if you're not using these plants as air purifiers, they're still great ornaments for your sim's minimalist living room.
23 Fortun𝄹e Favors The Jade P💖lant
You want a plant that brings simoleons into your household. Forget plants for air purification and aesthetic purposes, you want a plant that's capable of drawing financial luck into your front door. The Jade Plant is known for attracting money in feng shui, and it's often advised to place these round-leaf plants on the southeast corner of your living room.
Even if the game itself disclaims that it doesn't literally bear simoleons from its tiny branches, it's the energy that counts. Maybe your sim will be able to manifest their simoleons from thin air with this plant.
22 ⛦ Sunny Days Citrus Plant
Your sim can't exactly harvest these clementines and have them as a snack substitute when they're about to go red on their hunger bar, but they do add a cute dash of orange against your otherwise modern, often ecru-hued furniture or walls.
These citrus plants add two environment points to your living space, which isn't bad since it's significantly cheaper than your desert rose or your ficus plant. But it doesn't look unflattering, and will be a good addition to your plain rooms.
21 Supe🎃rb Nasturtiums 𝔍
Nasturtiums are farmer staples since they keep bugs away from crops. But even if your sim doesn't have the aspiration to be a farmer and is just a plant hobbyist, these superb nasturtiums are great to have for their home as a plant companion.
The best part about these nasturtiums is that they come in a variety of colors, but you can also have them in their signature yellow and orange shades if that's your preference. Overall, these floral friends are bound to bring a smile to your sim's face.
20 Therapeutic Ficus ꦯ 🦄
Inhale, exhale, and let your sim relax in their nearest seat. If your sim can't afford the therapy mod for Sims 4, the therapeutic ficus might be your budget solution to their mental distress. But it might be a stretch to say this is the budget option since it's a whopping 500 simoleons.
Maybe your sim is likelier to faint at the cost of this plant, but anything for that modern bloom-core aesthetic will go. At least you'll be able to get three environment points for this purchase, so it's definitely a worthy buy.
19 Triostar Stromanthe 🌃
You've seen all sorts of green leaves, and you don't exactly want flowers. But you still want something different, and with a flair of color to it. The Triostar Stromanthe doesn't have flowers, but it's known for its leaves that are imbued with different patterns.
It comes in twelve different hues, so choosing the one that suits your room's theme would be easy. If you want something zen and minimalist, sticking to its usual white and green would be perfect. But if you're putting it in a room with more of a retro feel to it, then going pink and green might do the trick.
18 Dief꧙fenbachia
We're not sure why this plant was listed as dieffenbachia, especially when it has funkier and easier-to-pronounce names. It's also known as dumb canes, which doesn't sound like a pleasant name to have. But it's also called leopard lily, which is a much easier read than dieffenbachia.
But funny names aside🔜, the dieffenbachia is a short plant with elegant, elongated leaves. These beautiful plants are off-limits to any cat and dog owner in real life, but at least no cats or dogs will be harmed in Sim🔯s 4 since none of them eat plants.
17 ♚ Ferntastic Mr. Fern
A good, old, classic fern plant will always be welcome in any home. This is especially true if you want a rustic feel to your home, particularly the kitchen. You no longer have to imagine a fern hanging beside your 1940s-inspired refrigerator, because it will be a reality for your sim's home.
The fern also comes in six different variations, altering pots and leaf colors that are sure to compliment your kitchen or your country-styled living room. But even if you're not going vintage, you'll find that ferns never go out of style.
16 Green Goddess Pothos 𒁏 ꧂
Ferns are classic vines to have in the home, but so are their green pothos counterparts. If ferny fringes aren't your preference, their fellow round-leafed counterpart is going to suit your tastes. Their colorways might even be your deciding factor since they have eight swatches you can choose from. These swatches would feature their classic golden-green color, and some would show white and green blends which look stunning just for a 💃leafy vine. You can think of them as dieffenbachias, but in viney, hanging plant form.