Placing plants in the apartment

Lovers of indoor plants often face the problem of where to place their pets.

There are many options for placing flowers in an apartment. But it is always important to consider the number of plants: Several pots of flowers can easily be placed on the windowsill on a shelf or coffee table. But if your collection contains dozens of items, a more thoughtful approach will be required.

Accommodation options

1. Window sills: A classic option that is suitable for light-loving plants. However, not all window sills are created equal. South-facing windows provide plenty of light but may be too hot for some plants. North windows, on the contrary, may be too dark.

2. Shelving: A great option for displaying a large collection of plants. Shelving allows you to use space efficiently by creating multiple tiers for placing pots.

3. Plant Stands: Plant stands help raise plants off the floor, making them more visible and allowing for better air circulation.

4. Hanging planters: An ideal solution for hanging plants with long hanging stems. Hanging planters help save space on the floor and give the interior lightness and airiness.

5. Balcony: On the balcony you can create a real blooming garden of annual plants. Shelving, hanging flower pots and flower boxes can turn the balcony into a jungle.

If your choice is on collapsible racks, then it is worth noting the advantages

Space saving: In the cold season, when annual plants do not need to be placed on the balcony, the racks can be disassembled and stored.

Durability: Collapsible metal shelving is more durable than wood or plastic and is not afraid of moisture and temperature changes.

Posting rules

Any of the placement options will help you in placing flowers, but it is important to remember the following rules:

Provide plants with adequate lighting.

Do not place plants in a draft.

Water and fertilize the plants regularly.

Monitor air humidity.