Gardening, whether indoors or outdoors, can feel daunting for beginners and even for those who have a history of unintentionally neglecting their plants. We’ve been curious about what keeps people motivated to continue gardening despite early setbacks.
1.My 11 Yo Is Making Xmas Gifts For Her Teachers. She Started Pots Of Cuttings From Several Of Our Houseplants & Has Been Painting The Flower Pots Based On Each Teacher’s Interests.
2.It’s Been A Rough Year. My Plants Almost Didn’t Make It Past My Depression. Learned A Thing Or Two About Self-Worth. My Heart And Plants Have Begun To Heal. Stay Safe
3.I Made A Tierarrium, If You Will
4.Our Sf Apartment
With this in mind, it’s essential to gather specific information about the plant species you choose: their native habitat, climate preferences, soil requirements, water needs, and light conditions in relation to indoor environments.
5.Cat Wanted To Be In The Picture Too!
6.My Mom’s Glorious Fern
7.My Devils Ivy Is Most Definitely The Show-Stopper In My Indoor
When purchasing a plant, it’s wise to assume that the conditions may not be ideal. Typically, the soil provided is of low quality and retains too much moisture, and ensure the pot has proper drainage—a crucial aspect for newcomers.
8.My Indoor Moss Garden Coffee Table
9.Cactus Flowerbed
10.The View From My Bed
11.My Instagram Friends Don’t Appreciate My Plant Window. I’m Hoping You All Will. Happy Planting!
12.Made It Through Winter With Some Casualties, But Loving Summer Right Now
In our experience, some plants are much more forgiving and adaptable than others. Certain varieties thrive in almost any conditions, tolerating a range of sunlight, water, and fertilizer. In contrast, some are quite sensitive and may react negatively to the slightest changes, such as being relocated just a few inches or missing a watering schedule.
