Decorating with Plants
Hello Tribe! It’s time to get into some Garden Talkz this time! Yes, my green thumb has sprung into full excitement now that spring is here. But we are going to keep it indoors today because I don’t want those with seasonal allergies upset with me today.
Decorating with plants indoors is not only a great way to liven up your living space, but it can also bring a breath of fresh air into your home. Plants have been shown to reduce stress levels, increase productivity, and improve air quality. With so many benefits, it's no wonder that more and more people are turning to indoor plants to decorate their homes.
Whether you have a green thumb or not, plenty of plant options are available for every type of home and style. From small succulents to large leafy plants, the possibilities are endless. Here are some recommendations to get you started:
Snake Plant: This hardy plant is perfect for beginners. It requires very little light and water and can withstand various temperatures.
Pothos: This trailing plant is perfect for hanging or placing baskets on a high shelf. It's easy to care for and can thrive in low-light conditions.
Monstera: This popular plant has large, striking leaves that can add a tropical touch to any room. It requires bright, indirect light and moderate watering.
Fiddle Leaf Fig: This tall, statement plant has large, violin-shaped leaves that can add drama to any space. It requires bright, indirect light and regular watering.
Spider Plant: This easy-to-grow plant is perfect for beginners. It produces small, spider-like offshoots that can be propagated to create new plants.
Check out my VIDEO on the best Houseplants for Beginners to get some more plant suggestions.
Once you've chosen your plants, it's time to start decorating. Here are some tips to get you started:
Choose the right pot: Make sure your plant has a pot that's the right size and style for your space. You can choose from various materials, including ceramic, plastic, and woven baskets.
Group your plants: Grouping plants together can create a lush, tropical feel. You can also mix and match different sizes and styles to create visual interest.
Use plant stands: Elevating your plants with a plant stand can create a dramatic effect. You can also use racks to create different levels and dimensions in your space.
Consider lighting: Different plants require different amounts of light. Make sure you place your plants in areas that receive the right light for their needs.
Remember to water: Different plants require different amounts of water. Ensure you're familiar with your plant's needs and water them accordingly.
Styling your plants can take on a variety of options:
Not sure how to fill that open shelf? Go ahead and add a plant! Just make sure to rotate the pot somewhat often to ensure that your green friend receives ample sunlight on all sides.
Add some plant life to your home workspace to make long days in front of the computer screen feel a little less blah. While keeping your desktop relatively clear is important, plants can still live on the ground or hang from the ceiling.
Shape your vines so that they wrap around a mirror! This will help keep dangling leaves off the floor and add some pep to your front hall. Who says decorating with greenery is only for the holiday season?
You may also consider creating a plant wall.
Decorating with plants can be a fun and rewarding way to bring nature into your home. With so many options available, there's sure to be a plant that's perfect for your style and space. Try it and see how plants can transform your home?
You can shop for these plants and some of my other favorites at my Amazon Store.