FAQ About Cultural Significance of Indoor Plants

During the Victorian era, indoor plants gained immense popularity as part of the era’s fascination with bringing nature indoors. Ferns, palms, and other exotic plants were commonly used in parlors and conservatories as status symbols of wealth and sophistication. The 'fern craze,' or Pteridomania, exemplified this trend, where collecting and displaying ferns became a widely popular hobby. Victorian design principles still influence modern indoor plant aesthetics today.