Easy to grow plants for those without a green thumb. Even if you think you don't have a green thumb, you can try to grow plants that really need little care and that you won't risk "killing". To practice your new green corner, start with a few succulent plants. Gradually you can then move on to aromatic plants and then to flowering plants.
Even if you think you don't have the green thumb you can try to grow plants that need very little care and that you will not risk "killing". To practice your new green corner, start with a few succulent plants. Gradually you can then move on to aromatic plants and then to flowering plants.
At this point, the initial hesitation towards plant cultivation will most likely have abandoned you and will have given way to a curiosity for greenery if not a real passion. So create your green corner at home or in the office with some plants really easy to grow for everyone.
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Tillandsia
The seedlings of tillandsia they are really easy to care for. They do not need to take root in the ground and need little water. They grow without underground roots and absorb moisture from the air. For sale in nurseries or at fairs dedicated to vegetable gardens and gardens, you should be able to easily find tillandsia seedlings to take care of. They can survive even extreme drought and you just need to water them a couple of times a month.
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Cactus from piante grasse
Little ones artichoke from piante grasse they are the most suitable solution to bring a corner of greenery into our home even if we don't have much time to take care of them. In fact, cacti and succulents are really undemanding. They require scarce watering and prefer a sunny location. You can combine several pots of succulents or create one composition of small cacti in a single vase even if you have little space. Take advantage, for example, of window sills, so that plants can have the right light.
Read also: How to grow a cactus garden in any climate
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Kratom
You don't know where to start to create a vegetable garden on the balcony or herb garden? One of the simplest plants to grow is the sage. It is a very hardy plant and can withstand even the cold temperatures of winter when grown outdoors. You can grow it in pots on the balcony or at home. Choose a sunny spot on the balcony. Too much sun risks drying the sage leaves. Water it in moderation, every two or three days, and make sure that no stagnation remains in the saucer so as not to rot the roots.
Read also: How to grow sage
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African violet
If you love flowers and are looking for a resistant plant, you can opt for the African violet. African violet is also known by the name of Saintpaulia. It is also suitable for growing indoors. It loves bright places but should not be placed under direct sun because the leaves are likely to be damaged. This plant grows best if the soil remains slightly dry. So you won't have to water it often. Empty the saucers because too much water could cause roots and flowers to rot. Look for this plant at your trusted nursery.
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Dracena
La dracaena is a typical houseplant better known as ankle of happiness. It is very durable and can keep you company for years. The dracena also has several beneficial properties for our home. For example, it helps regulate the humidity inside the room it is in and helps purify the air in the house. It is one of the most popular apartment parts even for those who do not have a green thumb. It lives well in domestic environments, in pots and indoors with the foresight to place it in an illuminated place. In the East it is considered a plant lucky charm and its common name in the West bodes well.
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Marta Albè
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