시하_Shiha's post

🌱Raising plants in a beginner's studio apartment🌱 #Serial series 1✨ #ftc5기이야기 I was a very novice gardener who was far from plants!🥹 I brought in many pretty plants, sent them to the green stars, and revived them, and gradually learned how to coexist with plants. Now, I am proud to say that I have grown out of the plant-raising stage and entered adolescence(?) ㅎㅎ I encountered many unexpected difficulties while raising plants in the limited space of a studio apartment, so for those who want to live with green plants in a small studio apartment like me, I will share the small tips I have learned through my experiences in a serial series☺️ I hope you enjoy it and share a lot of advice, recommendations, and tips from experts and seniors🙌 The first part will briefly cover choosing a flower pot!🪴. I bought a 1,000 won flower pot from Daiso without thinking and planted it, but for some reason, the leaves dried, the soil became damp and withered, and soon the green star disappeared. Later, I found out that there is a big difference between glazed and unglazed pots in the same ceramic pot! - Glazed o: It is coated, so it has poor ventilation and holds a lot of moisture. Greens that like water or greens that don't need to be watered often grow well in this pot. - Soil pot: It has good ventilation and the surface of the pot absorbs water, so it doesn't get overly humid. It's good for planting greens that are sensitive to overly humid. Depending on the flower pot, the watering cycle and drainage speed are clearly different, so it would be good to consider the characteristics of each plant before planting them for the first time ㅎㅎ These days, there are many light plastic slit flower pots with good drainage, so I think these are useful too ☺️ What are your favorite flower pots?!🌿🪴🍀 #Growing_a_Food_Butler #식집사일상 #플랜테리어 #혼자사는집 #취미생활 #원룸인테리어 #원룸꾸미기 #오늘의가든 #화분인테리어 #화분추천 #식물일기 #식물인테리어