Eduardo Medeiros e Gabriel Bela Cruz - Cozinha Deca Raízes. (Edgard César/CASACOR)
Vertical gardens are a smart option for those who live in small spaces and don't want to give up on bringing nature into the comfort of their homes. With the
Urban Jungle trend , which revives the interest of mixing different species at home, every free space could end up becoming a home for a plant. But how can you combine your love of plants without weighing down your decor or compromising circulation? In these cases, a vertical garden is a great solution. This is because it is a
flexible structure that is easy to install and makes your decor much more interesting . Below, we have separated 5 tips for you to set up your garden on the wall without compromising space!
1- Identify the best location
The first step to installing a vertical planter is to identify where it will be placed. You can choose different
spaces that have light coming in: living room, kitchen and especially on the balcony. The ideal is to look for a model that harmonizes well with the rest of the space. decoration so as not to contrast too much. You can bet on it in different ways: both in planters and also in small shelves distributed throughout the space.
2- Choose the right species for each environment
This is definitely a decisive point. This is because,
depending on the environment, the lighting varies a lot . If the idea is to keep the plant in the living room, bathroom or bedroom, it is important to look for species that do not consume as much sunlight. , such as cacti and succulents. For outdoor areas such as gardens and terraces, you can count on a much wider range of species such as ferns, lilies, orchids, ficus, among others, which will compose the space in a beautiful and elegant way.
3- Be creative
Carmen Mouro - Varanda do Cais. O deck em madeira natural é uma extensão da casa e cria um ambiente de estar, com móveis sofisticados que normalmente ocupariam espaços internos. O destaque é o jardim vertical de 21 m², repleto de espécies exuberantes como Costela de Adão, jiboias e samambaias. (André Nazareth/CASACOR)
Using creativity is worth it for everything when it comes to decorating spaces, and with vertical gardens this could not be different! One of the advantages of having this element is that you can
explore the most different shapes - colors, sizes, distribution of species, etc. There are options for literally any style of decoration. One of the biggest trends is the
use of trellises in garden decoration . With a vertical planter, you can count on
slatted panels that bring a very special touch to the composition.
4- Take care of the species periodically
Eliane Mendonça- Suíte dos Sonhos (Edgard César/CASACOR)
Studying the ideal conditions for keeping the species is essential. Moist and cool soil, with irrigation through sprayers, is essential. Remove dry and diseased branches and leaves or branches that cross and prevent the healthy growth of the plant.
