How to care for your plants?

How to display potted plants in an interesting way when their numbers are rapidly increasing in homes? We'll reveal the secret: plants at home don't have to sit on the floor or on the windowsill. They can delight the eye when we look up.

The pandemic era has profoundly affected each of us. Even if you haven't personally experienced the illness, there's a good chance that a lot has changed in your life. One thing is almost certain - you spend more time at home. And when you sit in one place for so many hours a day, you start paying more and more attention to how it looks and how you feel in it.

2020 kicked off a huge wave of home renovations. Some people had to create comfortable work and study spaces in their apartments, while others simply wanted to live in a nicer, friendlier environment. But if you're not up for such large undertakings, there are simple ways to add life to an interior. Plants are at the top of that list! :)

Some jokers claim that potted plants replace having children for some millennials. Of course, there's no point comparing a flower to a baby, but it's a fact – plants require constant care and can repay it with beautiful blooms.

So how do you bring a touch of the jungle into your home? Plan according to your abilities, meaning when choosing specific species, check how to care for them. Not everyone is skilled enough to read a plant's needs from the subtle signals they show. It's now very easy to find specialists online who can help you choose the right species and advise you on how to care for them. We recommend, for example, the Instagram profile For.rest – in addition to a handful of useful tips, you'll find beautiful plants to buy there. If you have a pet at home, be sure to check if the plant will be poisonous to it!

Alright, the plants are chosen, repotted, and watered. But where do you put them? Of course, on the windowsill, shelf, or bedside table. But what if there's no space left to put down a coffee cup or a book? Then the pots can start... hanging from the ceiling! This idea has long been embraced by boho style fans, choosing, for example, macramés woven from jute cords. They can be in natural shades or dyed any color.

But what if the boho vibe isn't for you, and delicate fringes don't quite fit with black and steel or brass and marble? That's where we come in, specifically our Lade hanging plant holders made of natural leather. Besides their simpler, more minimalist form, they have the advantage of being made from an incredibly sturdy material. Recently, the offer includes not only natural shades of beige, brown, and black, but also several more daring colors: olive green, deep navy blue, and a cherry dark red.

And how do you display your plants? Traditionally on the windowsill, on the wall, or perhaps in the air?

In the photos: Lade #3 leather plant hanger made of natural, undyed leather