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I've been growing plants for a few years. But the ones that were growing so well would die in an instant as soon as summer came around. I feel like a beginner, but not really a beginner... 🥹 But I wasn't the type to give up just yet. And the result! I’d like to introduce you to some plants that are easy to grow indoors. But before that, please don't forget this: 📍 Bright indirect light 📍 A well-ventilated spot (avoid direct exposure to air conditioning) 📍 Water thoroughly until water drains from the bottom of the pot after the topsoil has dried out (beware of overwatering; use a pot with good drainage). 1. Phalaenopsis I transplanted only the roots of a Phalaenopsis that had dried up and died during the winter, and I witnessed new shoots sprout and it growing vigorously with my own eyes haha. It is that easy for even absolute beginners to grow, and if it thrives, it produces clusters of small baby Phalaenopsis offsets (pups) from the stems, making it very prolific. 2. Scindapsus It likes warm environments, so this plant, which was quiet during the winter, starts growing lush leaves in early summer. You can create multiple plants by cutting the long, trailing stems and propagating them hydroponically or by cuttings. 3. Hong Kong Palm It is sensitive to cold and is more finicky than the plants above regarding sunlight and overwatering, but with proper care, even beginners can grow it sufficiently. I every morning As soon as I wake up, the first thing I do is check how much they've grown today~ It's really fun, you know. Why don't you try being a plant butler starting today too~🌿🩷 . . #CornSoupRecordBook #예쁜템최고야 #FTC21기이야기 #오늘의집 #오늘의기록 #홈스타일링 #홈테리어 #홈꾸미기 #집꾸미기 #집꾸 #오늘의가든 #오늘의우리집 #인테리어노하우 #살림템 #살림템추천 #초보식집사 #방구석식집사 #플랜테리어 #식물테리어