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FAQs About Plants

What are 30 plants?

This typically refers to the health trend of eating 30 different plant-based foods per week. However, if you’re building a varied garden or indoor collection, it could mean a selection of indoor plants, garden plants, climbing plants, succulents, herbs, and even pond plants to create a rich, diverse display.

What is the name of 10 plants?

Here are ten popular plant types for home and garden use:

  1. Spider plant
  2. Lavender
  3. Snake plant
  4. Fuchsia
  5. Peace lily
  6. Rosemary
  7. Ivy
  8. Monstera
  9. Begonia
  10. Aloe vera

What are the 5 basic plants?

You could group plants into these five basic categories:

  • Indoor plants
  • Garden plants
  • Perennial plants
  • Succulent plants
  • Climbing or trailing plants

What are the big 5 plants?

In home gardening, the “big five” often include low-maintenance favourites like:

  1. Snake plant
  2. Monstera
  3. Peace lily
  4. Spider plant
  5. Pothos

What is 80 percent of all plants?

Around 80% of all plant species are flowering plants, many of which appear in our homes and gardens — from bedding plants to evergreen varieties.

Do potatoes count as 5 A Day?

No. In the UK, potatoes (like white rice and pasta) are classed as a starchy carbohydrate and do not count towards your 5 A Day.

What counts towards your 30 plants a week?

This includes all plant-based foods — fruit, vegetables, herbs, grains, legumes, nuts, and seeds. Each different type counts once, making it easier than you might think to hit 30 a week.

Is 30 plants a lot?

It sounds like a lot, but when you mix fresh herbs, grains, pulses, and vegetables into your weekly meals — and include herbal teas and spices — you’ll likely get close without trying too hard.

Does chocolate count as a plant?

Yes, dark chocolate made from cocoa beans technically comes from a plant. But only the purer, less processed forms contribute nutritional value.

Does tofu count as 5 A Day?

No, tofu is made from soybeans and counts as a protein source rather than a vegetable or fruit, so it doesn’t count towards your 5 A Day.