You can grow flowers even without space at home; not knowing how to grow them is the real reason
Hang them up
This is the most basic method, and I believe it is the first one that comes to mind for those of you short on space at home. The reason this method is called the most basic is that all you need is a piece of string, and you can put it wherever you want, just that willful! Hahaha~~~
Even a tiny jar can be transformed into a bonsai.
Flower pots can be chosen according to your home's decor style~ or just whatever makes you happy (it's your own place after all).
When you're tired from studying, look up at such a pot of "little cuties" and you'll instantly feel refreshed!
Don't leave the kitchen windowsill idle either~
Choosing different pot combinations is like having an extra potted plant.
Trailing succulents have an especially unique charm!
Clean and pure colors, white and green~
One string after another after another~
Put them in containers
If you find the string in the first method too troublesome, you can just put them in a glass bottle and place them casually on tables, chairs, coffee tables, refrigerators, and so on, and they definitely won't take up much space.
The limitation of this method is that it is not suitable for growing large plants; it is better suited for growing miniature bonsai.
Don't let the plants be too bored; let Totoro keep them company!
Apples and pears, which do you like best?
Don't throw away cola bottles; how about making a bonsai!
Adorable twins!
Tying a hemp rope around the bottle neck feels great!
Hello, I'm the succulent in the slanted-mouth bottle~
Suitable whether still or moving~
Even wine glasses work! Did you think of that?
Put them on shelves
Speaking of putting them on shelves, first we need to make a flower stand; for the sake of appearance, you can buy one online. Of course, you don't have to buy one; you can use an unused shoe rack or stool at home, make a few modifications (just add a bit of aesthetic appeal), and put the plants on it!
Although this method takes up a small amount of space, it allows you to place potted plants that are worth more than the space they occupy, so it is still a good method.
Who says flower stands can only hold flowers and plants? The empty spaces can also hold daily necessities.
Add some decorations, casual yet not lacking in beauty.
The owner really grows them well~
Wherever there is a wall, there are flowers and plants~
One shelf holds so many potted plants; how could this not save space?
Uh-huh~ are you sure this isn't a converted ladder?
Stick them up
The so-called sticking up means planting the plants in picture frames, as if they were pasted inside. You can place the plants directly on a table or hang them on a wall (somewhat similar to the previous method).
This method is mostly used for growing succulents, because they are not so strict about water requirements.
Try to choose succulents with similar habits, as they are easier to manage!
Although succulents are relatively drought-tolerant, they still need water! Remember to spray water~
Different color combinations are also very important!
Once made, of course you have to show them off~ look!
Hide them away
This is the finale trick, and personally I think it is a method that makes the most of space. People who truly love flowers do not grow them to win others' envy or praise (this~ I'm ashamed to say), so even if they are "hidden" away, what does it matter?
Actually, this method is more down-to-earth and close to life; the kitchen, bathroom, windowsill, and unnoticed corners can all hold a pot, and as long as you have the heart, life can be as colorful as flowers.
Every day when cooking, you can observe the plants' living condition~
I really never thought of this method; it seems experts are among the common people!
In the corners, you can place some shade-tolerant large potted plants~
It doesn't matter if there is no balcony; don't miss the small windowsill~
Dear readers~ if you have any other space-saving methods, leave a comment and tell me!