Interior tips: Creating a houseplant zone on a windowsill

If you love houseplants, then you don't have to just put them in line on your windowsill – it's boring!

Instead, you can create a nice composition on your windowsill and make it look even better.

Here are a few tips on how to arrange flowers, houseplants, and decorations, so they will look amazing.

Assess sunlight

Determine how much sunlight your windowsill receives. 

Some plants need direct sunlight, while others prefer indirect or low-light conditions. 

Choose plants that match the available light.

Select appropriate plants

Choose houseplants that thrive indoors and fit the lighting conditions. 

Consider plants like succulents, ferns, or spider plants that are known to do well indoors.

Choose suitable containers

Select containers or pots that fit your windowsill space and have drainage holes at the bottom. 

This allows excess water to escape and prevents root rot.

Use quality potting soil

Fill the containers with well-draining potting soil. 

Avoid using garden soil, as it may be too heavy and can lead to waterlogging.

Provide humidity if necessary

Some houseplants benefit from increased humidity. 

You can mist the leaves with water or place a tray of water near the plants to increase moisture in the air.

Rotate the plants

To ensure even growth, rotate the plants occasionally so that all sides receive adequate sunlight.

Prune and maintain

Trim any dead leaves or stems to keep the plants looking tidy. 

Dust the leaves occasionally to allow them to breathe and absorb more sunlight.

Monitor for pests

Keep an eye out for pests like aphids or spider mites. 

If you notice any infestations, take appropriate measures, such as using insecticidal soap or natural remedies, to protect your plants.

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• 4 January 2024

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