Money Plant! Beautiful, hardy, strong and popular house plants. They are versatile and beautifully grow in all the conditions. Easily available everywhere money plants are easy to take care. These lovely plants make for beautiful home decor and there is a lot that one can do with them. Here are some ways to use money plants to decorate your Interiors. It is a perennial and may be grown as either a trailer or a climber. Young Plants bear three to four-inch-long heart-shaped leaves.
It is one of the most unique, stunning and endearing when they placed on hanging in the top and it will look more trendy and attractive
Put small pots of money plant above the entry of a door and let them grow.
They will start grow and look like a curtain and which will give appealing greener look in the entrance.
Hang in your money plant at corners or with shelves. The most refreshing and trendy ideas also and this will be very stylish makeover.
Another cost-effective and convenient way of using money plants can be in Indoor, which will be spotted and eye catchy to give fresh new look.
When it comes to embellishing your home with plant which you need to be creative and spontaneous, hanging planters are a great way of showcasing your money plant and adding vibrancy to your home.
Vertical gardens are perfect for modern home decor or houses with less space which gives more interesting.
Vertical garden is highly advantageous in terms of accessibility. This enhance the sound absorption and purifies the air.
It is used for decorative purpose and more aesthetic in the place where we installed.
The pretty way to decorate your home with greenery will give you pleasant feel and more energetic. Keeping small green pot in the table or corner wall pockets will give positivity.
You can keep these pots in a big vase, terracotta pots to add an ethnic touch.
Wall hangings, open drawers and wall pockets are perfect spot to add greenies.
Completely in love with money plants with these tiny greenies are! I hope this post find you happy and you find this useful.
Architect Keerthika G
