Houseplants bring a little bit of nature indoors-a beautiful touch of green that’s not only soothing but that softens hard lines and glaring light in home or office. They can even improve indoor air quality.
“Houseplants can be a natural way to decorate your home,” says Bayer Advanced™ garden expert Lance Walheim, who is a regular contributor to Sunset magazine and who has authored or contributed to more than 30 books. “They can last for years if you provide the proper care”.
• Match plants with light conditions. Houseplants vary in their light requirements. Some prefer strong light found right next to a south-facing window. Others thrive in the soft morning light of an east-facing window.
• Use quality potting soil. Good potting soil (never use regular garden soil in containers) promotes healthy roots by providing a balance of proper aeration, nutrition and moisture-holding capability.
• Water properly. Houseplants need frequent watering. Stick your finger into the top two inches of soil. If it is dry, it’s probably time to water. Water thoroughly, so the entire rootball is wet and the...
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