Selecting the Right Space

Before diving into the creation of your vertical garden, find a suitable space within your home. Consider factors such as available light, temperature, and access to water. South-facing windows or well-lit areas with natural sunlight are ideal. 

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Choose the Plants

When choosing your plants, opt for ones that are well-suited for vertical growth, such as ferns, succulents, trailing vines, and air plants. Herbs and small vegetables like cherry tomatoes or lettuce can also work well.

Determine the Structure

There are great pre-made vertical planters you can purchase or you can set up a DIY structure using recycled materials like pallets or hanging pockets. Either way, make sure the structure is sturdy enough to support the weight of the plants and has adequate drainage to prevent water accumulation.

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Planting

Start by placing larger plants or those with trailing growth habits at the top to allow for cascading effects. Water them regularly and enjoy your new garden!

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A post shared by jasa taman Malang (@garden_flower_malang)

The post How to Set Up a Vertical Garden in Your Home appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Improved Mental Health

Studies have shown that people who live surrounded by plants feel happier than those who don’t. Just by looking at the greenery in your home can help you relax and feel better, so it’s not surprising that our houseplants are capable of improving our mental health.

Improved Productivity

If you’re having trouble completing tasks and feel like you need help boosting your productivity, think about adding a few plants to your workspace. Plants will help you feel more relaxed, creative and inspired, which will result in improved productivity for sure.

Improved Learning

Since they’re able to improve our mental health and productivity, it’s no wonder that houseplants create a positive learning environment. Their calming nature will help you embrace new challenges and focus on mastering new skills.

The post 3 Science-Backed Health Benefits of Having Plants at Home appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Guzmania

This houseplant will attract your attention with its vibrant, star-shaped blooms. Guzmania is a tall and sturdy tropical plant, challenging to take care of for beginners. But once you provide it with optimal conditions, this plant will brighten up your home.

Amaryllis

Amarylis is a well-know houseplant and one of the most beautiful flowers you can bring into your home. You can enjoy its gorgeous, vibrant blooms in red, salmon, pink, and orange, typically from late December until early summer.

Anthurium

Anthurium is an amazing jungle plant with beautiful heart-shaped blooms that look like they’re faux. But they’re not! It’s pretty hard to bring them back into the flower and they love humidity, heat, bright light, and rich soil.

Orchid

Orchid is one of the most popular indoor plants in the world and there are 30,000 known species of this exotic beauty. It has a reputation as being difficult to bring back into bloom, but with just a bit of attention, you will be able to enjoy its beauty.

The post These Indoor Plants Will Add Color to Your Home appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

This beautiful modern table is very functional as it can also be used as a gorgeous mini garden in your home. The table has a glass top, so you can admire your beautiful floral arrangements beneath it. Blooming tables can save you a lot of space, but they’ll also bring a lot of elegance into your home.

“There are an abundance of stunning species of plants, and countless ways to create arrangements. However, there are limited options for the housing of indoor plants,” the creators wrote on Kickstarter. “BloomingTables was born out of the idea that beautiful plants deserve beautiful homes. We have created a product that has brought character and joy into our home, and we want to share this experience with others.”

We have a feeling that these innovative tables that bloom will become a major home decor trend in the near future, so hurry up to get one of those for your home.

The post Create a Mini Garden In Your Home With This Gorgeous Blooming Table appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

thesill

This is an Instagram page for a famous plant shop, which makes it a paradise of delights for every plant lover. You can find photos of elegant and unusual indoor plants that The Sill is offering.

earthwindandcactus

“In Cacti We Trust”, the owners of this lovely account claim – and they do, indeed. If you’re a fan of cacti, this charming page is the one to follow.

houseplantclub

Join this club for a lot of plant inspiration, a bunch of beautiful shots of flowers and a few cute animals.

sarahkbenning

If you’re so obsessed with plants that you want to see everything related to this topic, here’s an inspiring Instagram page of Sarah K. Benning who is creating hand-stitched embroideries that’ll blow your mind.

urbanjungleblog

Their feed is a collection of the most beautiful indoor plant photography from across Instagram – enough to satisfy any plant lover.

The post Inspiring Instagram Accounts You Need to Follow If You Love Plants appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Perhaps your apartment just doesn’t get enough light or something else is happening that’s absolutely not your fault. In any case, if you can’t keep alive houseplants in your home but you love how they look, you can turn to faux ones and make them look believable with our tips.

Don’t Let Anyone Get Close to Them

Place your faux plants on spots that are difficult to access because they look best when seen from distance. You don’t want anyone picking up your plants and realizing they’re not real.

Buy High Quality

Cheap plants look… cheap. Instead of filling your home with many plastic-looking succulents, invest in a one really great-looking plant that will steal the spotlight.

Dust Them

You don’t want dust accumulating on your faux houseplants because that will just defeat the whole purpose of having them. Clean them regularly and they will make your space brighter and greener.

The post Not a Houseplant Person? These Faux Plant Tips Will Help You Fool Everyone appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Here are some common mistakes people make when taking care of plants.

Too Much Water

Plants need water, but not too much of it. If you think that it’s okay to pour more water “just in case,” you’re in for an unpleasant surprise – the roots will start to rot and your plant will probably die.

Direct Sunlight

Similarly, it sounds obvious that plants love the sun, but direct sunlight can actually do more harm than good. You will notice the leaves turning brown or your plant becoming too dry.

Spraying Water

Spraying some water on your plant can seem like a good idea, but some plants really hate having water on their leaves, so make sure you know if this is good for the plants you have.

The post These Things Are Actually Killing Your Plants appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Get Air Purifying Plants

Plants are your best chance to purify the air inside. They absorb harmful toxins and produce oxygen. Most of the time, they don’t require a lot of effort plus they look so nice!

Use the Extractor Fan

The extractor fan is a useful addition to any kitchen, especially if you don’t have a window you can open when cooking.

Use Eco-Friendly Cleaning Products

If you can, make your own cleaning products using natural ingredients like baking soda and vinegar. They won’t make your home smell like chemicals.

Open the Windows

This depends on the location of your home, but if you have clean air outside, use every opportunity to open the windows and let your home breathe.

The post These Small Changes Will Bring More Fresh Air into Your Home appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

When you live in one open space, it’s really important to create borders and separations between spaces to create the effect of a room. If you want to combine your love of plants with functionality, this is the DIY project you need.

Instructions

1. If you don’t have a clothing rack already, go ahead and buy one. You can usually find them used at a charity shop, or get one from a superstore. The best kind of rack is one that has a space for shoes at the bottom as it will give you even more space to work with.
2. Once the rack is assembled, take a few hanging planters and put some plants in them that would do well hanging. Some plants to think about are snake plants, pothos plant, and more.
3. When those plants are hung, if you do have a rack with a board for shoes at the bottom, fill that area with other plants and succulents to create a true plant sanctuary!
4. Position the rack next to your bed to create a room separation, and you’re done!

The post This DIY Room Divider Couldn’t be More Simple or Unique! appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Garden On the Stairs

If you have stairs at home and don’t know how to decorate them, you can add a green garden. It’s much easier than it looks. Everyone will be obsessed with this unique detail in your home.

A Wall Garden

Empty walls are the best spot for vertical gardens. You don’t even have to do too much, simply arrange plants in a vertical pattern. Small and cute planters should do the job.

The Green Corner

You can now use every single corner in the house or at the office for a green vertical garden that will also be the most vibrant spot in the room. Mix the types of plants for a special effect and a hint of color.

Gorgeous Balcony

The best way to decorate a balcony is with gorgeous flowers. You can set up a vertical garden and even play with the sizes, shapes, types of flowers and the way you arrange them.

The post Fabulous Vertical Gardens You’ll Want to Copy Right Away appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Selecting the Right Space

Before diving into the creation of your vertical garden, find a suitable space within your home. Consider factors such as available light, temperature, and access to water. South-facing windows or well-lit areas with natural sunlight are ideal. 

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Flower Street Urban Gardens (@flowerstreetaz)

Choose the Plants

When choosing your plants, opt for ones that are well-suited for vertical growth, such as ferns, succulents, trailing vines, and air plants. Herbs and small vegetables like cherry tomatoes or lettuce can also work well.

Determine the Structure

There are great pre-made vertical planters you can purchase or you can set up a DIY structure using recycled materials like pallets or hanging pockets. Either way, make sure the structure is sturdy enough to support the weight of the plants and has adequate drainage to prevent water accumulation.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Nanang Setyawan (@tanaman_indoor)

Planting

Start by placing larger plants or those with trailing growth habits at the top to allow for cascading effects. Water them regularly and enjoy your new garden!

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by jasa taman Malang (@garden_flower_malang)

The post How to Set Up a Vertical Garden in Your Home appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Improved Mental Health

Studies have shown that people who live surrounded by plants feel happier than those who don’t. Just by looking at the greenery in your home can help you relax and feel better, so it’s not surprising that our houseplants are capable of improving our mental health.

Improved Productivity

If you’re having trouble completing tasks and feel like you need help boosting your productivity, think about adding a few plants to your workspace. Plants will help you feel more relaxed, creative and inspired, which will result in improved productivity for sure.

Improved Learning

Since they’re able to improve our mental health and productivity, it’s no wonder that houseplants create a positive learning environment. Their calming nature will help you embrace new challenges and focus on mastering new skills.

The post 3 Science-Backed Health Benefits of Having Plants at Home appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Guzmania

This houseplant will attract your attention with its vibrant, star-shaped blooms. Guzmania is a tall and sturdy tropical plant, challenging to take care of for beginners. But once you provide it with optimal conditions, this plant will brighten up your home.

Amaryllis

Amarylis is a well-know houseplant and one of the most beautiful flowers you can bring into your home. You can enjoy its gorgeous, vibrant blooms in red, salmon, pink, and orange, typically from late December until early summer.

Anthurium

Anthurium is an amazing jungle plant with beautiful heart-shaped blooms that look like they’re faux. But they’re not! It’s pretty hard to bring them back into the flower and they love humidity, heat, bright light, and rich soil.

Orchid

Orchid is one of the most popular indoor plants in the world and there are 30,000 known species of this exotic beauty. It has a reputation as being difficult to bring back into bloom, but with just a bit of attention, you will be able to enjoy its beauty.

The post These Indoor Plants Will Add Color to Your Home appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

This beautiful modern table is very functional as it can also be used as a gorgeous mini garden in your home. The table has a glass top, so you can admire your beautiful floral arrangements beneath it. Blooming tables can save you a lot of space, but they’ll also bring a lot of elegance into your home.

“There are an abundance of stunning species of plants, and countless ways to create arrangements. However, there are limited options for the housing of indoor plants,” the creators wrote on Kickstarter. “BloomingTables was born out of the idea that beautiful plants deserve beautiful homes. We have created a product that has brought character and joy into our home, and we want to share this experience with others.”

We have a feeling that these innovative tables that bloom will become a major home decor trend in the near future, so hurry up to get one of those for your home.

The post Create a Mini Garden In Your Home With This Gorgeous Blooming Table appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

thesill

This is an Instagram page for a famous plant shop, which makes it a paradise of delights for every plant lover. You can find photos of elegant and unusual indoor plants that The Sill is offering.

earthwindandcactus

“In Cacti We Trust”, the owners of this lovely account claim – and they do, indeed. If you’re a fan of cacti, this charming page is the one to follow.

houseplantclub

Join this club for a lot of plant inspiration, a bunch of beautiful shots of flowers and a few cute animals.

sarahkbenning

If you’re so obsessed with plants that you want to see everything related to this topic, here’s an inspiring Instagram page of Sarah K. Benning who is creating hand-stitched embroideries that’ll blow your mind.

urbanjungleblog

Their feed is a collection of the most beautiful indoor plant photography from across Instagram – enough to satisfy any plant lover.

The post Inspiring Instagram Accounts You Need to Follow If You Love Plants appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Perhaps your apartment just doesn’t get enough light or something else is happening that’s absolutely not your fault. In any case, if you can’t keep alive houseplants in your home but you love how they look, you can turn to faux ones and make them look believable with our tips.

Don’t Let Anyone Get Close to Them

Place your faux plants on spots that are difficult to access because they look best when seen from distance. You don’t want anyone picking up your plants and realizing they’re not real.

Buy High Quality

Cheap plants look… cheap. Instead of filling your home with many plastic-looking succulents, invest in a one really great-looking plant that will steal the spotlight.

Dust Them

You don’t want dust accumulating on your faux houseplants because that will just defeat the whole purpose of having them. Clean them regularly and they will make your space brighter and greener.

The post Not a Houseplant Person? These Faux Plant Tips Will Help You Fool Everyone appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Here are some common mistakes people make when taking care of plants.

Too Much Water

Plants need water, but not too much of it. If you think that it’s okay to pour more water “just in case,” you’re in for an unpleasant surprise – the roots will start to rot and your plant will probably die.

Direct Sunlight

Similarly, it sounds obvious that plants love the sun, but direct sunlight can actually do more harm than good. You will notice the leaves turning brown or your plant becoming too dry.

Spraying Water

Spraying some water on your plant can seem like a good idea, but some plants really hate having water on their leaves, so make sure you know if this is good for the plants you have.

The post These Things Are Actually Killing Your Plants appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Get Air Purifying Plants

Plants are your best chance to purify the air inside. They absorb harmful toxins and produce oxygen. Most of the time, they don’t require a lot of effort plus they look so nice!

Use the Extractor Fan

The extractor fan is a useful addition to any kitchen, especially if you don’t have a window you can open when cooking.

Use Eco-Friendly Cleaning Products

If you can, make your own cleaning products using natural ingredients like baking soda and vinegar. They won’t make your home smell like chemicals.

Open the Windows

This depends on the location of your home, but if you have clean air outside, use every opportunity to open the windows and let your home breathe.

The post These Small Changes Will Bring More Fresh Air into Your Home appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

When you live in one open space, it’s really important to create borders and separations between spaces to create the effect of a room. If you want to combine your love of plants with functionality, this is the DIY project you need.

Instructions

1. If you don’t have a clothing rack already, go ahead and buy one. You can usually find them used at a charity shop, or get one from a superstore. The best kind of rack is one that has a space for shoes at the bottom as it will give you even more space to work with.
2. Once the rack is assembled, take a few hanging planters and put some plants in them that would do well hanging. Some plants to think about are snake plants, pothos plant, and more.
3. When those plants are hung, if you do have a rack with a board for shoes at the bottom, fill that area with other plants and succulents to create a true plant sanctuary!
4. Position the rack next to your bed to create a room separation, and you’re done!

The post This DIY Room Divider Couldn’t be More Simple or Unique! appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Garden On the Stairs

If you have stairs at home and don’t know how to decorate them, you can add a green garden. It’s much easier than it looks. Everyone will be obsessed with this unique detail in your home.

A Wall Garden

Empty walls are the best spot for vertical gardens. You don’t even have to do too much, simply arrange plants in a vertical pattern. Small and cute planters should do the job.

The Green Corner

You can now use every single corner in the house or at the office for a green vertical garden that will also be the most vibrant spot in the room. Mix the types of plants for a special effect and a hint of color.

Gorgeous Balcony

The best way to decorate a balcony is with gorgeous flowers. You can set up a vertical garden and even play with the sizes, shapes, types of flowers and the way you arrange them.

The post Fabulous Vertical Gardens You’ll Want to Copy Right Away appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.