Lots of air and zero love
Every year I venture into the garden centre, every year I am motivated to buy new plants and every year at least half of them die. Fortunately, there are "dubelisafe" solutions for untalented plant lovers like me.
Not everyone is blessed with a green thumb. When I asked my friend the other day if he could water my houseplants briefly, he said that they had long been water-resistant (the water beaded off the soil on the floor). No, I'm definitely not one of the greenery whisperers of this world. But I know that I'm not alone. So what do you do when the fern just won't get back up and the cacti are rotting? Exactly, you create a riveting ranking for equally untalented gardeners. Makes sense, doesn't it?
Level "watering can amnesia"
You only remember to water your plants when it's actually too late. Otherwise, you wouldn't be that much of a plant riveter. Pots with a water level indicator should be enough for the forgetful for now. [[productlist:5297077,6397255]]
"Rude" level
Too much water, too little water: somehow you never quite do your plant justice. It thanks you with wilted leaves that mess up your carpet. Obviously, you're not quite getting the right balance and dosage. With these products, the plant takes what it needs. [[productlist:5988939,634939]]
Level "Brown thumb"
You don't have the water, fertiliser or light under control? Yes, certain houseplants are particularly demanding. If only they could talk, they would have a better chance of survival. Luckily for you, there are translation tools designed to facilitate communication between plants and humans. May we introduce: the plant sensor. [[productlist:6070114]]
Level "caveman"
This may come as a surprise to you, but some plants need daylight. Even the herb pots you buy from the supermarket. Fortunately, there are also pots that think of everything for you - even if you regularly forget to pull up your shutters. [[productlist:5718815,6050613]]
Level "super rivet"
Don't even weeds survive in your garden? Then don't bother with real plants at all. Here are a few other pretty alternatives for more greenery at home. Or invest in artificial plants. They don't need light, water or love - an investment for life. [[productlist:6146950]]
What level have you already reached? Let us know in the comments!
When I’m not busy putting together home décor themes or planning marketing activities for Galaxus, I enjoy decorating my home with things I love and starting DIY projects I finish all too rarely. The inspiration I get comes from blogs, magazines and travels. My favourite home living styles: Nautical, Scandinavian and Nordic.