Where To Put Plants In Apartment

Asplenium nidus Birds Nest Fern These ferns are one of the easier ferns to keep looking nice.

Where to put plants in apartment. You can give them a little light here and there. Fill with good starter soil and plant the seeds about a quarter-inch deep in the soil up to three seeds per hole. Window boxes or containers full of flowers also will attract pollinators such as butterflies and hummingbirds and planting flowers with fragrance adds another level of enjoyment to your balcony.

Cover the seeds with soil and then water until the soil is moist. Traditional plant stands seem to come in two styles. The bunny ear cactus on the coffee table usually lives in a window sill in the kitchen.

Hanging planters can also be used for decoration. Because its a bit large this indoor plant is particularly suited to apartments or rental homes with tall ceilings and room to spare--but if you have the room Braided Ficus Trees are a great. There are some plants that literally enjoy being placed in a corner.

You can start growing your seedlings in a planting tray or a small container like a can. Those mid-century-modern ones that stay low to the ground and fit just one big pot and the more bookshelf-style bamboo units with a. Picture ledges are a no-hassle way to add plants to your home in otherwise unused spaces.

They originate from cool mountain forests of tropical and subtropical regions. When styling a corner with a hanging plant I recommend buying a plant that drapes over the planter such as a fern ivy or string of pearls succulent. Succulents and cacti should generally be placed directly in front of windows.

If you have south windows youre already winning. These plants native to South Africa and known for their showy flowers can also thrive indoors though theyre unlikely to bloom in those conditions. You can buy flowerpots from the Apartment Merchant in the lobby under Purchase Furnishings Other.