Take advantage of all the benefits of houseplants and make them a central part of your style.
Using an even number can look too symmetrical, causing the arrangement look more formal.
Odd numbers give a more casual look.
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Choose Different Sizes
Group plants together in different widths and heights.
Include Plants With Colorful Leaves
Pay attention to the colors of the plants you choose.
For a cohesive look, combine plants with leaves of the same color.
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For more variety, go for plants withfoliage in different colors.
Don’t Forget Houseplant Care
When grouping houseplants, also consider their needs and condition preferences.
Luckily, there are many solutions to drainage issues that can make houseplant care a lot simpler.
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Place a rock or shard of a broken pot over the drainage hole before planting.
Some pots are made with a saucer you might place under the planter to catch draining water.
This gives the soil a chance to get the amount of water it needs to stay moist.
Try using a plastic pot saucer and pebbles to create a humid base for a houseplant that craves moisture.
This keeps the pot from sitting in water, but makes moisture accessible,providing extra humidity.
If they’re too dry or too wet, the leaves willturn dry and brownorwill start to yellow.
One big sign of pests, like spider mites, is stickiness on the plant.
No matter what issue your houseplant is facing, repotting is an opportunity to revive it.
The first step torepotting your houseplantis determining its new container.
Preferably, you’ll want one larger than the one it’s been living in.
Also, ensure that the pot you’ve chosen has good drainage.
Trim off any dead leaves or branches.
