Looking for some indoor greenery but not more than comfortable when it comes to the process of picking, potting, or maintaining your garden? real-simple editors share some ideas for stunning displays and ways to ensure they stay robust. The addition of the look of an outdoor gardening space for your house is a lot easier than you believe.

Dress Up Supermarket Flowers

Grow African violets into a large shallow clay pot. Then cover the pot with sheets of moss (sold at many nurseries) to give it a cozy touch and help keep water.

Attention: Direct morning light. Keep your garden safe from intense afternoon sun. For watering, lift the moss to absorb the soil. Make sure the soil is always moist; make sure not to get the leaves wet.

Intricate little sculptures tiny cacti as well as succulentsmake fascinating a symbiosis. Combine pointy, round, glossy, and matte plants and pots with a unified hue.

Treatment: Direct light. The soil needs to completely dry between waterings.

Put a Towering Tree on Wheels

The big leaves, with their leathery texture of a long fiddle-leaf the fig could make (and change) the space in an unfinished corner. You can make a large plant mobile for it to be rolled away from the path so that you can vacuum or shield from the sun's rays. You'll need an uncut piece of bluestone from a landscape center in a wheeled caddie.

Care: Moderate light. Avoid sunlight that is bright in the afternoon. Allow the top layer of soil dry and then soak it in water.

Consider an phalaenopsis orchidas for a bouquet that lasts a long time it's stunning for about a month but then the flowers disappear. Phalaenopsis love sunlight and humidity, which is why they are great in sunny bathrooms.

They are made of the form of a quick-draining media (a mixture of peat, charcoal, and even bark) It may be difficult to maintain hydration. The water seeps from the bottom very quickly. Therefore, you can trap the moisture by placing the pot on a gravel surface in the form of a glass cylinder that is low. When the water evaporates, it is caught by the glass before being absorbed through the flower. Pick a flower with clear, glossy, solid (not loose) leaves and just some of the smallest blooms open.

Green the Bedroom With Ferns

The exchange of a lamp at the end of a bed to an lush, leafy plant provides a surprising hit of nature, which is particularly striking in neutral settings. It could make a dull room an elegant enchanted wood. The usual ferns appear elegant with their ceramic pots that have been groomed just slightly; simply take a few fronds off and get rid of any brown items.

The two types (left one is one is a Green Fantasy fern; right the button fern) are aesthetically linked to their vantage points. If you're searching for the ferns take a look at. Everything in a pot is able to be moved into a pot that is standing, most of the luxuriant plants are located above.

Stuff Multiple Plants Into One Container for Instant Lushness

What prevents a display with a small size from looking like the dentist's chair? The volume and the sleekness of this pot. Five Dracaena (from the market) are rearranged in this planter with a cone shape, giving an exotic, abundant feel. In contrast to black matte stripes, the striped leaves look impressive and captivating. By arcing, the leaves "break" the edges of the container. This means that they appear clean, however not rigid. While shopping, select thick plants that have glossy foliage. Modern saucers, as well as the slab of marble (check the stone centers) is a great addition to your home.

Attention: Indirect light. Allow the top inch of soil become dry Then, water the soil thoroughly.