You probably like flowers and green plants that you arrange using the classic method: arranged individually or in groups indoors, you can even create a green corner outside and the winter garden is a real dream! Today we want to show you some inspiring decoration ideas with flowers and houseplants that will bring an individual and modern touch to your interior.
Mostgreen houseplantsare ornamental all year round, but there are those that produce spectacular flowers in certain seasons, such as cyclamen and poinsettias for example. Some perennial flower species planted in containers, such as tulips, hyacinths, chrysanthemums, gerberas are also very suitable for interesting floral compositions, they can also bring a lot of color and freshness to your interior. A quick way to make an effective floral arrangement is with cut flowers. They bring color, aroma and a romantic touch to your home.
If you have a few individual plants, then you can create such an interesting composition. The plants can be arranged in a composition of three or five. If the arrangement includes more than five plants, it is recommended to hide the flower containers. Arranging the same plants in the same containers in a straight line is very impressive when it matches the interior design in the room.
If you have a large group of plants to arrange, it is advisable to hide the pots behind a specially selected decorative board. Another option is to grow the plants in concrete or brick containers. And how do you like the idea of creating a partition wall decorated with beautiful green plants? Or you could arrange a green wall outside in your garden. All you need to do is choose the right plants and arrange them well. This wall will be a great eye-catcher, but it will also give you a lot of freshness and natural energy.
The flowers floating in the water always look enchanting. They are suitable for decorating the interiors at a festive event or when we need to think of something spectacular in a hurry.
Most plants are epiphytes, which means that in their natural habitat they grow on tree branches and rocks, attached by special roots. The epiphyte plants are supplied with moisture and nutrients directly from the atmosphere through their leaves. Many representatives of this genus of plants display beautiful, spectacular flowers that are often accompanied by vibrant, eye-catching colors. The epiphyte plants need almost no potting soil to grow, they can grow in a small substrate in a lateral arrangement. We can hang them on the ceiling or on a wall, they will thrive there too. Another interesting option is to arrange them on a branch or tree, that resembles their natural environment, so that is perfect for their growth.
When choosing plants, the first thing to consider is the room temperature, it should not be below 12-15 degrees. Houseplants do not like low temperatures or large temperature fluctuations, such as warm during the day and cold at night. They can't stand airflow and air conditioning well. Do not leave your plants on the windowsill or over a radiator as the heating can be harmful to them. Most plants prefer well-lit spaces without direct sunlight. Plants with colorful leaves need more light than others. This also applies to flowering plant species. In addition, the effect of the plant composition can be enhanced by appropriate lighting; there are special lamps that are used as an additional source of light in dark interiors. For kitchens and bathrooms, where temperatures and humidity are very variable, you need to choose plants that tolerate these conditions.
Depending on your individual preferences, as well as the location and the way the plants are arranged, simple, modern or rustic containers can be used, but also those made of plastic or ceramic. Growing plants in plant substrate also allows the use of transparent glass containers.
Watering plants planted in soil must be proportional to the temperature: when it is cool, you need to water less often, when it is warm - more often. The surface of the soil, which may seem dry, is not a criterion that the plant needs water. Rather, check the potting soil at a depth of 5 to 7 cm in the pot and determine the current soil moisture condition before watering the plant. It is recommended to fertilize the plants once every two or three weeks. Most houseplants love higher humidity, so make sure they get enough moisture through their leaves.
