Decorate with green plants

With green houseplants, you create a pleasant and more harmonious indoor environment. There are varieties that thrive in both sunny windows and dark corners, varieties that don't need to be watered as often, and those that are perfect for your bedroom. See our selection of green plants.

With stools, pedestals, shelves, and plant stands, you can place plants at different heights. It creates a nice effect and allows for more plants in a small space. Play with different types of green plants, heights, leaf shapes, and colors. For example, Alocasia comes in colorful, exciting leaves.

Gather many plants together on a small table, cut a branch and put it in a nice vase, place them in a row in the window and create a lush privacy screen. Divide the room with a low bench where you can put several larger plants together and form a lush wall.

For those who are not into taking care of flowers, getting a large bowl or dish with a 3-4 centimeter high edge and pressing cacti and succulents tightly and nicely into it is a good idea. They look nice on the coffee table and can withstand being forgotten at times.

Ivy is an easy-care green plant that is both elegant in a pot and lively with hanging vines. It is also useful for table decoration, just cut off some vines and place them directly on the tablecloth or stick them in a small vase. Plant together with some mini plants, such as St. Paulia or Kalanchoe in a bowl or tray and cover with decorative bark or stones. As a hanging plant, it looks great hanging from the ceiling or wall.

The String of Pearls plant with its thicker leaves can dry out between waterings and can survive on its own for a while. There are many varieties, but all produce hanging or partially hanging stems that can easily be wrapped around different plant supports. Some varieties are already purchased pre-wrapped on a hoop or tower. A String of Pearls plant on a hoop is nice to plant together in a shallow container with other green plants that can tolerate drought, such as echeveria and string of hearts. Add some soil to the bottom, plant the plants, and fill up with decorative stones.

Some of the trendiest plants right now are cactus, monstera, elephant ear, and fiddle leaf fig.

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