How can you make your home feel cool and refreshing? All these secret recipes are right here
The weather is getting hotter and hotter. If your home, built of steel and concrete, is still "bare as four walls," it will definitely make you feel so stuffy that you cannot stand staying there!So hurry and buy some green plants to set up a fresh and romantic nest for yourself in summer!
Tall plants with large green leaves give a very lofty and grand feeling, such as the lobster claw heliconia (Heliconia rostrata).Bring one pot home and it immediately enhances the layering of the space, and it also has quite an exotic flavor.
Monstera (Monstera deliciosa) is also one of the commonly used green plant decorations at home. It is easy to care for and good-looking. If given plenty of sunlight, it will keep growing taller and its leaves will get bigger one after another.At the same time, monstera is also an expert at absorbing formaldehyde, so it beautifies and protects the environment at the same time!
The elegant posture and distinctive leaves of the fiddle-leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) really make people unable to resist, but Paijun wants to remind everyone that the fiddle-leaf fig is not a very easy plant to grow. If it is not grown well, the leaves will wither and fall off, and such an expensive plant dying in your hands will definitely make you want to cry without tears.So, if you are not very skilled at plant care, it is recommended that you do not try it!
For slightly smaller plants such as snake plant (Sansevieria) / cactus / succulents, everyone can go ahead and try them. There is a little secret: these small plants must be grown in several pots,and arranged together at different heights, so as to create a lush and abundant feeling like nature and increase the decorative weight!
If there is not much space at home,hanging green plants is also a good layout choice.In addition, placing green plants on furniture, such as bookshelves, to create a green wall will make your home look artistic and stylish!
Quiet years, coolness arrives home